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'«M
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
Secretary of the G)mmonwealth
TO THE
GOVERNOR
AND
General Assembly of Virginia
FOR THE
\
■J -J
Year Ending September 30, 1917
RICHMOND:
Davis Bottom, Siperintendent Public Printing
1118
Hi Ah
of 9,
9 1919
UNIVERSITY OF CHlciACO
LIBRARIES
266892
MARCH 1930
REPORT
To His Excellency, H. C. Stuabt,
Governor of Virginia,
Sib:
I herewith transmit a report of the transactions of this department for
the year ending September 30, 1917, in accordance with the requirements of
law, embracing:
(a) Lists of all charters of incorporation recorded, of charters of for-
eign corporations filed, of trade-marks and proprietary containers registered.
(&) The boards of visitors (or directors) of all public institutions, and
other boards appointed by the Governor. In this list is Included the official
heads of these institutions.
(c) Commissions issued under appointments made by the Governor. In
giving the list of notaries public there have been Included all notaries whose
commissions are in force at this date, those Instances being indicated in
which evidence of qualifications has not been returned to this office as the law
directs.
There are also included other appointments made by the Governor, and
a list of all State officers at the seat of government, members of the General
Assembly, and the judiciary system — both State and Federal — and members
of Congress, showing the expiration of their respective terms of office, and
a list of county, city and town officers.
(d) Accounts of fees and taxes collected, receipts and disbursements of
contingent expenses of the office, funds received from sales of State publica-
tions, and funds received from collections on account of licenses issued to
automobile owners, dealers, chaffeurs and motorcycle owners.
FEES AND TAXES COLLECTED.
Collections are shown by a cash account kept in the office, and payments
made into the State treasury by vouchers of the Auditor of Public Accounts
in my possession.
CONTINGENT EXPENSE ACCOUNT.
Warrants drawn on Auditor of Public Accounts for all expenditures of
this fund ; vouchers accompany each warrant.
SALE OF STATE PUBLICATIONS.
Collections received from these sales constitute a fund for the support
of the State Library. Books showing the collections for sales and vouchers
for payments into the State treasui-y are kept in the office.
4 REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
AUTOMOBILE LICENSES, ETC.
Collections received from issuance of automobile owners, dealers, chaf-
feurs and motorcycle licenses are paid into the treasury to credit of State
Boad Fund. Books showing collections and disbursements, and vouchers
showing payments into State treasury are kept in this office.
GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATIONS.
Those having the force and effect of law are printed in full.
Respectfully submitted,
B. O. JAMES,
Secretary of the Commontvealth,
State Government of Virginia
Officers at the Seat of Goyemment at Richmond, Va.
GOYEBNOB.
H. C. Stuakt of Russell.
Private Secretary, Alexander Forward of Bristol.
Assistant Secretary, Miss Helen Eugenia Berry of Richmond city.
LIEUTENANT GOVEBNOB.
J. Taylor Ellysgn™ «...of Richmond city.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
John Garland Pollard of Richmond city.
Assistant, Leslie C. Gamett of Richmond city.
OOMMISSIONEB OF PROHIBITION.
J. Sidney Peters of Petersburg.
Attorneys,
Guy T. Homer.- of Boykins.
Thos. Whitehead of Amherst.
secretary of the commonwealth.
B. O. James -. of Richmond city.
Chief Clerk, Jas. M. Hayes, Jr_ of Richmond city.
superinte^^dent of public instruction.
R. C. Stearnes of Roanoke county.
Secretary of State Board of Education,
J. N. Hillman.- of Wise.
commissioner of agriculture.
Geo. W. Koiner of Augusta.
Chief Clerk, Chas. A. Miller. ^... ...of Albemarle.
Director of Farmers' Institutes, J. J. Owen.> of Prince Edward.
Fertilizer Clerk, T. F. HoflTman.... of Charlotte.
Seed Analyst, G. T. French ....of Richmond city.
Financial Clerk, L. T. Berry.. of Page.
Dairy and Food Commissioner — Benjamin L. Purcell.
Assistant Commissioner— N. A. Lapsey.
Chief Clerk— R. B. Knox.
Dairy Instructor — C. L. Stahl.
b REPORT OF THE
Creamery Instructor — ^A. F. Howabd.
State Food Inspectors — ^F. C. Breazeal, L. D. Jones, E. B. Giannint,
E. W. Braithwaith, John E. Pile, Adam Chbiste.
Bureau of Markets — B. C. Moomaw, Jb.
STATE TBEASUBEB.
C. H. Urner of Shenandoah.
Chief Clerk, D. C. Zollickoffer..^ of[Rockbridge.
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
C. Lee Moore ^ of Alexandria.
Chief Clerk, John T. Sale of Rockbridge.
STATE BOARD ON TAXATION.
H. C. Stuabt, Governor, Chairman.
Chbistopheb B. Gabnett, Chairman State Corporation Commission.
C. Lee Moobe, Auditor Public Accounts, Sea^etary.
STATE ACCOUNTANT.
Wm. F. Smyth of Washington.
Assistant, A. B. Gathright „ of Henrico.
SECOND AUDITOB.
RosEWELL Page. of Hanover.
Chief Clerk, W. Chase Morton of Richmond city.
CLEBK OF the HOUSE OF DELEGATES AND KEEPER OF THE BOLLS OF VIBGINIA.
John W. Williams of Giles.
CLEBK OF THE SENATE.
O. V. Hanger of Amherst.
commissioneb of insubance.
*JosEPH Button of Appomattox.
Deputy, J. N. Brenaman. of Shenandoah.
BEGISTEB OF THE LAND OFFICE AND SUPEBINTENDENT OF PUBLIC GBOUNDS AND
BUILDINGS.
John W. Richardson _.. of Richmond city.
Chief Clerk, Mrs, Beatrice Owen of Richmond city.
SL'PEBINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PBINTING. «
Davis Bottom ^ of Richmond city.
Assistant, H. E. Atkinson of Richmond city.
•Elected by the General Assembly tor term of four years, commencing February 1, 1914.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
BUFEfilNTENDENT OF TME PENITENTIABY.
James B . Wood. of|Eichmond city.
Assistant Superintendent, F. A. Lamb ofiKichmond city.
Clerk, T. R-. Kemper. of|Richmond city.
Bookkeeper, R. L. T. Beale of^King and Queen.
ADJUTANT GENERAL.
W. W. Sale. of Norfolk city.
Clerk, Jos. Le Masurier of Richmond city.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS.
James B. Doherty. of Richmond city.
Chief Clerk, Chas. M. Wallace of Richmond city.
state game commissioner.
Jno. S. Parsons of Accomac.
Assistant Commissioner, Geo. M. Inman. of Sussex.
Chief Clerk, M. D. Hart _ of Hanover.
r
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSIONER.
Geo. p. Coleman of Williamsburg.
Assistant Commissioner, C. B. Scott of Lynchburg.
STATE LIBRARIAN.
Dr. Henry R. McIlwaine of Richmond city.
Assistant, E. G. Swem w. of Richmond city.
STATE CORPOBATION COMMISSION.
C. B. Garnett, Chairman of Richmond city.
J. Richard Wingfield „ „ of Albemarle.
William F. Rhea of Bristol .f*^^ '
Clerk, R. T. Wilson of Richmond city.
BANKING DIVISION.
C. C. Barksdale, Chief Examiner of Halifax.
Roger L. Warren, Assistant Examiner. :.._ of Richmond city.
John A. Booker, Assistant Examiner of Prince Edward.
W. D. Franklin, Assistant Examiner of Richmond city.
Harvey M. Holland, Assistant Examiner of Suffolk.
Division Clerk, W. Sam. Burnley. of Charlottesville.
NOTE. — ^The Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney G^eral, Secretary of the Commonwealth,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Commissioner of Agriculture, and State Treasurer are elected by the
people for a term of four years, their present terms comm^cing on February 1, 1914.
The Auditor of Public Accounts, Second Auditor, Re^ster of the Land Office, and Superintendent of
Public Printing elected by the legislature for a term of four years, from March 1 , 1916.
The Supenntendent of the Penitentiary elected by the Board of Directors of the Penitentiary tor a
term of four years, from January 1,^ 1916.
The Adjutant General is appointed by the Governor for a term of four years; members of the State
Corporation Commission for six years, commencing on February 1st, and the Commissioner of Labor for
two years, commencing March 1st.
8 REPORT OF THE
HEALTH COMMISSION.
Dr. Ennion G. Wiujams.^ of Rictmond city.
Assistant, Dr. W. A. Brumfield— , of Richmond city.
SECBETABY OF THE STATE BOABD OF CHABITIES AND COBBECTIONS.
Rev. J. T. Mastin. of Richmond city.
Assistant Secretary, Miss Louise Fitzhugh Price, of Richmond city.
LEGISLATIVE BEFERENCE BUREAU.
Lewis H. Machen, Director of Alexandria city.
00VEBN0B*S staff.
Colonel Julian Harrison Hill, Chief Richmond.
Colonel Richard Lee Beale Bowling Green.
Colonel Richard Foulke Beirne Covington.
Colonel Robert McCarthy Bulungton- Bon Air.
Colonel Parke Poindexter Deans Windsor.
Colonel Thomas Joseph Downing Lancaster.
Colonel Kenneth Newcomer Gilpin Boyce.
Colonel Thomas Francis Goode « ._ Boydton.
Colonel Ashton Wherry Gray Petersburg.
Colonel Harden Hairston Chatmoss.
Colonel William King Lynchburg.
Colonel John Landstreet Richmond.
Colonel William Henry Langhorne._ ..._ Warren.
Colonel John Robert Paschall.. Richmond.
Colonel John Beauregard Pinner.^ SuflTolk.
Colonel James Jeffries Pollard Richmond.
Colonel James Donald Richards __ Warrenton.
Colonel Robert Kent Spiller Roanoke.
Colonel Warren Poindexter Taylor _ Richmond.
Colonel Elbert Lee Trinkle Wytheville.
Colonel Albert Johnston Terrell. New Canton.
Colonel Henry Lee Valentine „ .^ Richmond.
Colonel Elijah Brockenbrough White Leesburg.
Colonel John William Williams... :..- Pearisburg.
Detailed front Virginia Volunteers,
Colonel E. E. Goodwyn. Emporia.
Lieutenant Colonel Samuel Rolfe Millar.. Front Royal.
Captain Daniel L. Porter Staunton.
Captain Waverly W. La Prade Richmond.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 9
Members of the Senate of Virginia
For the term of four years, commencing the second Wednesday in
January^ 1916.
First District — Washington, Smyth, and city of Bristol : John Preston Buch-
anan, Marion.
Second District — Scott, Lee and Wise: J. M. Goodloe, Big Stone Gap.
Third District — Buchanan, Dickenson, Russell, and Tazewell : J. Powell Royal,
Tazewell.
Fourth District — Roanoke county, Montgomery, and cities of Roanoke and
Radford : AV. L. Andrews, Roanoke.
Fifth District— Giles, Bland, Pulaski, and Wythe : E. Lee Trinkle, Wythevile.
Sixth District— Carroll, Grayson, and Patrick : M. Price Webb, Hillsville.
Seventh District — Craig, Botetourt, Alleghany, Bath and city of Clifton Forge :
W. A. Rinehart, Covington.
Eighth District — Rockingham : Geo. N. Conrad, Harrisonburg.
Ninth District — Augusta, Highland, and city of Staunton: C. T. Jordan,
Staunton.
Tenth District — Shenandoah, Frederick, and city of Winchester: Harry Flood
Byrd, Winchester.
Eleventh District — Fauquier and Loudoun: *T. C. Pilcher, Midland.
Twelfth District — Clarke, Page and Warren : H. H. Downing, Front Royal.
Thirteenth District — Spotsylvania, Stafford, Louisa, and city of Fredericks-
burg: C. O'Conor Goolrick, Fredericksburg.
Fourteenth District — ^Alexandria county. Prince William, Fairfax, and city of
Alexandria : R. E. Thornton, Fairfax.
Fifteenth District — Culpeper, Madison, Rappahannock, and Orange: C. T.
Bowers, Culpeper.
Sixteenth District — Goochland, Powhatan, and Chesterfield: Thomas S. Hen-
ing, Jefferson.
Seventeenth District — ^Albemarle, Green and city of Charlottesville: N. B.
Early, Jr., Dawsonville.
Eighteenth District — ^Appomattox, Buckingham, Fluvanna, and Charlotte:
Sands Gayle, Buckingham.
Nineteenth District — ^Amherst and Nelson : Aubrey E. Strode, Amherst.
Twentieth District — Campbell and city of Lynchburg: Walter E. Addison,
Lynchburg.
Twenty-first District — Halifax: James T. Lacy, Scottsburg.
Twenty-second District — Bedford, Rockbridge, and city of Buena Vista: A,
Willis Robertson, Buena Vista.
Twenty- third District — Pittsylvania, Henry, and city of Danville : W. A. Gar-
rett, Ridgeway.
Twenty-fourth District — Pittsylvania and city of Danville: George T. Rlson,
Chatham.
Twenty-fifth District — Mecklenburg and Brunswick: Wm. H. Jeffreys, Jr.,
Chase City.
Tw^enty-sixth District — Franklin and Floyd : Beverley A. Davis, Rocky Mount.
Twenty-seventh District — Greensville, Sussex, Surry, and Prince George : Sid-
ney p. Barham, Jr., Runnymede.
•Died since report went to press .
10 REPORT OF THE
Twenty-eighth District — ^Nottoway, Amelia, Lunenburg, Prince Edward, and
Cumberland : George E. Allen, Victoria.
Twenty-ninth District — ^Dinwiddle and city of Petersburg: P. H. Drewry, Pe-
tersburg.
Thirtieth District — Isle of Wight, Southampton, and Nansemond : J. E. West,
Suffolk.
Thirty-first District— Norfolk city ; E. C. Mathews, Norfolk.
Thirty-second District — Caroline, Hanover, and King William: Charles U.
Gravatt, Port Royal.
Thirty-third District— Norfolk county and city of Portsmouth : W. C. Corbitt,
Portsmouth.
Thirty-fourth District — ^King George, Richmond, Westmoreland, Lancaster,
and Northumberland : C. Harding Walker, Heathsville.
Thirty-fifth District — Henrico, New Kent, Charles City, James City, and city
of Williamsburg: Julien Gunn, Richmond.
Thirty-sixth District— Elizabeth City, York, Warwick, and city of Newport
News : Saxon W. Holt, Ne^vport News.
Thirty-seventh District — ^Accomac, Northampton, and Princess Anne: G. Wal-
ter Mapp, Accomac.
Thirty-eighth District — Richmond city: James E. Cannon and L. O. Wenden-
burg, Richmond.
Thirty-ninth District — King and Queen, Middlesex, Essex, Gloucester, and
Mathews: J. Douglas Mitchell, Walkerton.
List of Members of the House of Delegates.
Accomac — J. Harry Rew, Parksley, Va.
Albemarle and Charlottesville— D. H. Pitts, Scottsville, Va. ; G. M. McNutt,
Charlottesville, Va.
Alexandria city and county — W. A. Smoot, Alexandria, Va.
Alleghany and Craig — B. C. Goodwin, Clifton Forge, Va.
Amherst — Peyton Randolph Evans, Amherst, Va.
Appomattox — Richard L. Burke, Appomattox, Va.
Amelia and Nottoway — R. A. Marshall, Amelia, Va.
Augusta and Staunton — Herbert J. Taylor, Staunton, Va. ; W. W. Sproul,
Middlebrook, Va.
Bath, Highland, Buena Vista and Rockbridge — John W. Stephenson, Warm
Springs, Va.
Bedford — J. Calloway Brown, Bedford, Va. ; G. G. Turner, Huddleston, Va.
Botetourt — J. B. Buhrman, Gala, Va.
Brunswick — J. D. Elam. Lawrence vi He, Va.
Buckingham and Cumberland — H. P. Baker, Columbia, Va.
Campbell — Robt. A. Russell, Rustburg, Va.
Caroline — C. B. Conway, Moss Neck, Va.
Carroll— W. A. Horton, Hillsville, Va.
Charlotte — Berkley D. Adams, Red Oak, Va.
Chesterfield — John F. Ragland, Jr., Centralia, Va.
Chesterfield and Powhatan — Emmett Lee Mann, Matoaca, Va.
Clarke and Warren — Kenneth N. Gilpin, Boyce, Va.
Culpeper — Harry B. Smith, Culpeper, Va.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 11
Dickenson and Wipe — Roland E. Chase, Clintwood, Va.
Dinwiddie— C. F. Smith, R. F. D. 4, Petersburg, Va.
Elizabeth City — Harry R. Houston, Hampton, Va.
Fairfax — Franklin Williams, Jr., Vienna, Va.
Fauquier— W. N. Tiffany, The Plains, Va.
Fauquier and Loudoun — Wilbur C. Hall, Leesburg, Va.
Floyd — Peter Dickerson, Floyd, Va.
Franklin — ^H. Dalton Dillard, Rocky Mount, Va.
Frederick and Winchester — R. L. Omps, Ridge, W. Va.
Giles and Bland— A. E. Shumate, Bluff City, Va.
Gloucester — J. N. Stubbs, Woods X Roads, Va.
Goochland and Fluvanna — George A. Bowles, Tabscott, Va.
Grayson — M. O. Cornett, Elk Creek, Va.
Halifax — D. W. Owen, Denniston, Va., and James S. Easley, Houston, Va.
Hanover — W. B. Walton, Ashland, Va.
Henrico — Harry C. Beattie, Richmond, Va.
Henry — J. W. Ramsey, Bassett, Va.
Isle of Wight— Parket C. Beattie, Richmond, Va.
King and Queen, and Essex — Deane Hundley, Dunnsville, Va.
King William and Hanover — T. C. Commins, Rumford, Va.
Lancaster and Richmond — Robert O. Norris, Jr., Lively, Va.
Lee — ^T. B. Forester, Pennington Gap, Va.
Loudoun — B. F. Noland, Leesburg, Va. ^
Louisa — R. L. Gordon, Jr., Louisa, Va.
Luneqburg — ^Thos. W. Ozlin, Kenbridge, Va.
Lynchburg — Preston H. Bailey, Lynchburg, Va.
Madison and Greene — Will A. Cook, Madison, Va.
Mathews and Middlesex — ^R. H. Stubbs, Saluda, Va.
Mecklenburg — E. W. Hudgins, Chase City, Va.
Montgomery and Radford — U. G. Flanagan, Christiansburg, Va.
Nansemond — Richard L. Brewer, Jr., Suffolk, Va. ^
Nelson — Jas T. Harvey, Bryant, Va.
Newport News — Philip W. Murray, Newport News, Va.
New Kent, Charles City, James City, York, Warvv^ick and Williamsburg — Nor-
vell L. Henley, Williamsburg, Va.
Norfolk city— E. Griffith Dodson and John W\ Cherry, Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk county — Q. C. Davis, Jr., South Norfolk, Va. ; Channing W. Hall, R.
F. D. 3, Berkley, Va.
Northampton and Accomac — Wm. Bullitt Fitzhugh, Machipongo, Va.
Northumberland and Westmoreland — W. C. Snow, Kinsale, Va.
Orange — ^V. R. Shackelford, Orange, Va.
Page and Rappahannock — John J. Miller, Washington, Va.
Patrick— R. S. Martin, Stuart, Va.
Pittsylvania and Danville — N. E. Clement, Chatham, Va. ; John W. Carter
Sandy River, Va. and Posie J. Hundley, Danville, Va.
Petersburg — ^Robert Gilliam, Jr., Petersburg, Va.
Portsmouth — J. Davis Reed, Portsmouth, Va.
Prince Edward — Peter Winston, Farmville, Va.
Princess Anne — George T. Snead, Princess Anne, Va.
Prince William— C. J. Meetze, Manassas, Va
12 REPORT OF THE
Pulaski— H. C. Gilmer, Pulaski, Va.
Richmond city — ^Albert O. Boschen, R. W. Carrington, E. R. Fuller, Jas.. P.
Jones and James H. Price, Richmond, Va.
Roanoke city — Holman Willis, Roanoke, Va.
Roanoke county — J. Sinclair Brown, R. F. D. 4, Box 100, Roanoke, Va.
Rockbridge and Buena Vista — Wm. A. Anderson, Lexington, Va.
Rockingham — Chas. H. Rolston, Mt. Clinton, Va. ; Frank J. Wright, Bridge-
water, Va.
Russell— J. W. Stuart, Blackford, Va.
Scott— G. Claude Bond, Nickelsville, Va.
Shenandoah — Otto V. Pence, Mt. Jackson, Va.
Smyth — ^R. A. Anderson, Marion, Va.
Southampton — J. S. Musgrave, Boykins, Va.
Spotsylvania and Fredericksburg — E R. Carner, Spotsylvania, Va.
Stafford and King George — Thomas Lomax Hunter, King George, Va.
Surry and Prince George — ^A. R. Hobbs, Disputanta, Va.
Sussex and Greensville — W. R. Cato, North Emporia, Va.
Tazewell and Buchanan — C. Henry Harman, Tazewell, Va.
Washington and Bristol— E. C. Buck, R. F. D. 4, Abingdon ; Donald T. Stant,
Bristol, Va.
Wythe— John H, Crockett, WytLeville, Va.
Virginia Representation in Congress.
SENATOBS.
Claude A. Swanson, Chatham .Term expires 1917
Thomas S. Martin, Charlottesville., Term expires 1919
BEPBE8ENTATIVES.
First District — Wm. A. Jones j Warsaw.
Accomac, Northampton, Lancaster, Richmond county, Northumberland,
Westmoreland, Gloucester, Middlesex, Mathews, Essex, King and Queen, Caro-
line, Spotsylvania, Elizabeth City, Warwick, York, and the cities of Fredericks-
burg and Newport News.
Second District — E. E. Holland, Suffolk.
Cities of Norfolk and Portsmouth, counties of Princess Anne, Norfolk,
Nansemond, Isle of Wight, and Southampton.
Third District — Andrew Jackson Montague, Richmond.
Cities of Richmond and Williamsburg, and the counties of Henrico, Gooch-
land, Chesterfield, New Kent, Hanover, King William, James City, and Charles
City. '
Fourth District — Waltet A. Watson, Jennings Ordinary.
City of Petersburg and the counties of Prince George, Surry, Sussex,
Dinwiddle, Greensville, Brunswick, Mecklenburg, Lunenburg, Nottoway,
Amelia, Powhatan, and Prince Edward.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 13
Fifth District — E, W. SaunderSy Rocky Mount,
City of Danville, town of North Danville, and the counties of Pittsylvania,
Franklin, Henry, Patrick, Carroll, Grayson, Halifax, and Charlotte.
Sixth District — Carter Glass, Lynchburg.
Cities of Lynchburg, Roanoke, and Radford, and the counties of Roanoke,
Montgomery, Bedford, Campbell, and Floyd.
Seventh District — Thos. W, Harrison, Winchester.
Cities of Winchester and Charlottesville, and the counties of Frederick,
Clark, Warren, Rappahannock, Madison, Greene, Albemarle, Rockingham,
Shenandoah, and Page.
Eighth District — Charles C. Carlin, Alexandria.
City of Alexandria and counties of Loudoun, Fairfax, Alexandria, Fau-
quier, Culpeper, Orange, Louisa, King George, Stafford, and Prince William.
Ninth District — C Bascon Slemp, Big Stone Oap.
Lee, Scott, Wise, Dickenson, Buchanan, Russell, Washington, Smyth,
Bland, Tazewell, Wythe, Pulaski, and Giles, and city of Bristol.
Tenth District — H. D. Flood, Appomattox.
Cities of Staunton, Buena Vista, and Clifton Forge, and counties of Au-
gusta, Bath, Highland, Alleghany, Rockbridge, Amherst, Nelson, Appomattox,
Buckingham, Fluvanna, Cumberland, Botetourt, and Craig.
Board of State Canvassers.
. Governor, Secretary of the Commonwealth, Auditor of Public Accounts,
State Treasurer, and Attorney General. Jas. M. Hayes, Jr., Secretary.
This board meets at the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth on
th fourth Monday in November.
State Board of Education.
H. C. Stuart Governor
John Garland Pollard Attorney General
R. C. Stearnes Superintendent Public Instruction
J. M. Page University of Virginia
Dr. James S. Wilson Williamsburg
Henry C. Ford Virginia Military Institute, Lexington
J. A. C. Chandler Superintendent of Schools of Richmond city
C. B. Bowry „ Superintendent of Schools of Nottoway county
J. N. Hillman, Secretary.
The University of Virginia at Charlottesville.
Edwin A. Aldeeman, President.
Established in 1819, and in addition to the State annuity, it is maintained
by pay students. The board of visitors is appointed by the Governor. Armi-
14 REPORT OF THE
Stead C. Gordon, rector ; James M. Page, dean of the faculty — all appointed by
the board of visitors.
BOABD OF VISITORS.
For the term of four yecurs, commencing February 28, 1914.
Armistead C . Gordon Staunton.
John WCraddock Lynchburg,
William H. White Richmond.
Goodrich Hatton. Portsmouth.
C. Harding Walker. ^ Heathsville.
For the term of four years, commencing February 28, 1916.
R. Tate Irvine. Big Stone Gap.
Robert Tumbull - Lawrence ville .
Geo. R. B. Michie Charlottesville.
J. K. M. Norton Alexandria.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex-offtdo,
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College and Polytechnic
Institute at Blacksburg.
J. D. Eggmcston, Jb., President, Charles I. Wade, Treasurer,
\ John Thompson Beown, Rector,
Pbof. W. J. Schoene, Actvng Director of Agricultural Experiment Station,
BOABD OF VISITOBS.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1914.
W.D. Mount. Saltville.
W. C. Shackleford. Proffitts.
Dr. W. A. Harris. Spotsylvania.
R. Sam'l Craig. Richmond.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1916.
J. A. Turner. HoUins.
J. B.Watkins JMidlothian.
J.jThompson Brown ^ Brierfield.
H. M. Smith, Jr. Richmond.
Ex-officio Members,
President of the State Board of Agriculture and Immigration.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Virginia Normal School Board.
Term Four Years,
Otho F. Mears, Eastville From June 19, 1916.
W. Clyde Locker, Richmond From June 19, 1916.
O. L. Shewmake, Surry. From June 19, 1916.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 15
John W. Price, Bristol From June 19, 1916.
Alfred G. Preston, Amsterdam From June 19, 1916.
D. D. Hull, Jr., Roanoke From June 19, 1916.
W. H. Vincent, Capron From June 19, 1914.
W. W. King, Staunton From June 19, 1914.
Merritt T. Cooke, Norfolk From June 19, 1914.
George B. Russell, Charlotte . From June 19, 1914.
V. R. Shackelford, Orange From June 19, 1914.
Brock T. White, Keezletown From June 19, 1914.
Schools : Farmville, Fredericksburg, Harrisonburg and Radford.
The Virginia Military Institute at Lexington.
Founded in 1839. Each senatorial district is entitled to a cadetship, and
there are eleven appointments by the State at large, which carry free board
and tuition.
Bbig. Gen. E. W. Nichols, Superintendent.
BOABD OF VISITOSS.
For the term of four years, commencmg July 1, 1914.
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Col. Granville Gaines Warrenton.
Charles J. Anderson. Richmond.
Walter H. Taylor. Norfolk.
Joseph Button. ^. Appomattox.
Thomas L. Tate Drapers.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1916.
R . A. James . Danville .
George W. Stevens .Richmond .
L. W. H. Peyton Staunton.
George L. Browning. w...Orange.
Superintendent of Public Instruction and Adjutant General, ex-offldo.
The College of William and Mary at Williamsburg.
Founded in 1693, and, with the exception of Harvard College, is the oldest
in the United States.
Lyon G. Tyleb, President,
L. W. Lane, Jb., Williamsburg, Secretary of Board,
ROBEBT MOBTON HUGHES, KCCtOr.
BOABD OF VISITOBS.
For the term of four years, commencing March 7, 1914.
H. F. Hulcheson. Boydton.
W. C. L. Taliaferro. Hampton.
Isaac Patrick Kane Gate City.
Robert M. Hughes. Norfolk.
Manly H. Barnes Boulevard.
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For the term of four yea/rs, commencing March 7, 1916.
James N. Stubbs Woods X Roads.
George P. Coleman Williamsburg.
Jackson Davis._ Burkeville.
Samuel W. Williams Wytheville.
James R. Jordan.— Smithfield.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex-ofjido.
The Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind at Staunton.
A School for White Pupils. Established in 1839.
William A. Bowles, Superintendent.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1914.
Samuel H . Miller. Lynchburg.
John R. Duncan Culpeper.
J. L. Barham Newport News.
For the terni of four years, commencing July 1, 1916.
J. Blackwood Patterson Barterbrook.
J. H. Lindsay Charlottesville.
Dr. W. R. Williams Richlands.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex-ofjtdo.
Virginia School for Colored Deaf and Blind Children at
Newport News.
Wm. C. Ritter, Superintendent,
BOARD OF visitors.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1914.
E. I. Ford __ Newport News.
Harry R. Houston, President Hampton.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1916.
G. D. Euritt Staunton.
Samuel Steiner Bichirond.
A. C. Walker _ Walkerton.
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute at Hampton.
This institute is for negro and Indian students. It receives aid through
the State from the Morrill Act Fund, and from the United States government,
for a certain number of Indians, but it is dependent upon voluntary donations
for the greater part of its support.
H. B. Frizzell, Principal.
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CUBATOBS.
For the term of four year 8, commencing January 1, 1917.
W. S. Copeland Newport News.
J. T. Lewis Richmond.
J. C. Carter. « Houston.
Rev. W. T. Johnson ~ Richmond.
A.F.Stroud ^ Norfolk.
J. M. Clarke Danville.
The Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute at Petersburg.
This is a State institution, exclusively for the colored race, and all the
officers are colored.
J. H. JoptNsoN, President.
BOARD OF VISITOBS.
For the term of four years, commencing July 1, 1914,
R. E. BlackwelL_„ Ashland.
Asa D. Watkins.. Farmville.
For the term of four yea^rs, commencing July 1, 1916.
T. O. Sandy Burkeville,
JohnD. Watkins Petersburg.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex-offldo.
Medical College of Virginia at Richmond.
Db. Chbistopheb Tompkins, Dean.
BOABD OF VISITOBS.
All for the term of life.
Dr. Robert J. Payne.- Fredericksburg.
E. L. Bemiss— r. Richmond.
Dr. J. M. Burke.™ Petersburg.
H. L. CabelL : Richmond.
Judge Geo. L. Christian Richmond.
Dr. J, B. Fisher... Midlothian.
Dr. W. L. Harris.- Norfolk.
Eppa Hunton, Jr Richmond.
Dr. Paulus A. Irving , Farmville.
Charles Patteson Cardwell Hanover
Dr. J. Johnston. Roanoke.
John Johnson. Alexandria.
Dr. H. S. Myers Amherst.
Win. R. Miller Richmond.
Thomas L. Moore Richmond.
L. Z. Morris • Richmond.
Dr. Stuart McGuire Richmond.
E. D. Taylor. Richmond.
John W. Williams Pearisburg.
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State Board of Medical Examiners.
For the term of four years, commencing April 1, 1914.
FOB CONGRESSIONAL DISTBICTS.
First District — Dr. J. H. Ayres Accomac.
Second District — Dr. Southgate Leigh Norfolk.
Third District— Dr. J. E. Warriner, Vice-President Richmond.
Fourth District — Dr. H. A. Burke „ Petersburg.
Fifth District— Dr. R. S. Martin, President Stuart.
Sixth District — Dr. John W. Preston. Roanoke.
Seventh District — Dr. P. W. Boyd ^ .Winchester.
Eighth District— -Dr. Lewis Holliday. Theological Sem'y.
Ninth District— Dr. W. W. Chaffin. Pulaski.
Tenth District — Dr. Robert Glasgow. Lexington.
HOMEOPATHIC ^lEMBEB. ^
Dr. Henry S. Corey Richmond.
OSTEOPATHIC MEMBER.
Dr. E. H. Shackelford Richmond.
The board meets in June and December of each year.
State Board of Pharmacy.
E. L. Bbandis, Field Secretary, Richmond.
For the term of five yea/rs.
John E. Jackson, Tazewell From March 1, 1915.
C. D. Fox, Roanoke From March 1, 1916.
T. Ramsey. Taylor, Norfolk, President From March 1, 1917.
Walter L. Lyle, Bedford From March 1, 1913.
T. A. Miller, Richmond From March 1, 1914.
Examination held at Richmond on third Tuesday in January, April, July
and October.
State Board of Dental Examiners.
For the term of three years, commencing June 19, 1915.
J.L.Walker Norfolk.
E. U. Potter Roanoke.
R. C. Lewis Culpeper.
J. V. Haller Wytheville.
For the term of two years, commencing June 19, 1917.
Dr. J. Mitchell Lewis ?..Richmond.
Dr. C. E. Harper. Danville.
The board meets at Richmond on the first Tuesday in June of each year.
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Virginia State Board of Examiners in Optometry.
From June 17, 1917.
V. B. Gilbert, President, Richmond 2 years.
R. J. Martin, Farmville.. 1 year.
J. Douglas Watkins, Secretary-Treaaurerf Petersburg. 1 year.
H. L. Long, Staunton 3 years.
C. Barringer Smith, Richmond 3 years.
Board of Examiners of Applicants for Admission to the Bar.
Term five years.
Aubrey G. Weaver, Front Royal From June 16, 1914.
John B. Minor, Richmond From June 16, 1915.
George H. Marshall, Martinsville From June 16, 1916.
Robert M. Hughes, Norfolk ^ From June 16, 1917.
Whitwell W. Coxe, Roanoke From June 16, 1913.
State Board of Examiners of Graduate Nurses.
For the term of five years.
Miss Virginia Thacker, Roanoke From June 4, 1914.
Mids Elizabeth H. Webb, Richmond From June 4, 1915.
Miss Celia Bryan, Danville From June 4, 1916.
Miss Ethel Smith, Norfolk From June 4, 1917.
Miss ^ulia Mellichampe, Norfolk , From June 4, 1913.
Examinations to be held annually in the spring and fall. Forms of ap-
plication for examination to be had of the secretary and treasurer.
State Board of Veterinary Examiners.
Db. J. G. Febneyhoitgh, State Vetermarian, Burkeville, Va.
For the term of four years, commencing May 1, 1916.
H.S.Willis.. Rapidan.
Dr. W. T. Gilchrist Norfolk. ^
Thomas Frazer....._ Richmond.
S. C. Neff, President Roanoke.
H. Bannister, Secretary and Treasurer Staunton.
The board meets in January and August of each year.
State Board of Embalming of Virginia.
Term five years.
L. T. Christian, Richmond, Secretary From July 1, 1914.
T. Allen Fox, Danville From July 1, 1915.
H. D. Oliver, Norfolk From July 1, 1916.
George W. Kurtz, Winchester, President From July 1, 1917.
John M. Oakley, Roanoke From July 1, 1913.
The board meets in July and December of each year.
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Board of Visitors to Mount Vernon.
For the term of one year, commencing April 11, 1917.
Thomas S. Winston Richmond.
Frank D. Williams Richmond.
S. B. Woodfin__ Ashland.
William H. White Richmond.
Robert E. Lee Burke.
Uniformity of Legislation.
Term of one year from April 11, 1917.
Board of Commissioners for the Promotion of Uniformity of Legislation In
the United States, under Act of February 28, 1903.
James R. Caton.- Alexandria.
Eugene C. Massie Richmond.
John W. Stephenson. Warm Springs.
State Board of Charities and Corrections.
Term five years,
W. W. Baker, Hallsboro From April 1, 1913.
Lewis P. Stearnes, Newport News From April 1, 1917.
L. S. Foster, Richmond From April 1, 1915.
Dr. Peter Winston, Farmville From April 1, 1916.
S. C. Hatcher, Richmond From April 1, 1914.
Rev. J. T. Mas tin, Secretary, Richmond.
Louise Fitzhugh Price, Assistant.
Board of Directors of Virginia Home and Industrial School for Girls.
LOCATED IN CHESTERFIELD CO., P. O. BICHMOND.
For four years.
Miss Sarah E. Roller, Richmond From August 1, 1914.
W. B. Strother, Chester From August 1, 1914.
J. J. Scherer, Jr., Richmond From August 1, 1914.
For six years.
Robert S. Crump, Richmond From August 1, 1914.
Robert Lecky, Jr., Richmond From August 1, 1914.
Mrs. S. P. Waddill, Richmond From August 1, 1916.
Burnett Lewis, Richmond From August 1, 1916.
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State Board of Accountancy.
• Term three years.
Jas. H. Price, Richmond From June 16, 1916.
J. A. C. Chandler, Richmond From June 16, 1916.
A. Lee Rawlings, Norfolk From June 16, 1917.
A. M. Pullen, Richmond From June 16, 1916.
A. T. Henderson, Lynchburg From June 16, 1915.
Commission of State Geological Survey.
The Governor, Chairman.
President of the University of Virginia.
President of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Superintendent of the Virginia Military Institute.
Edwin P. Cox, Richmond.
Thomas L. Watson, State Geologist, Charlottesville.
R. C. Jones, State Forester, University.
Laurel Industrial School at Laurel Station, R., F. & P. R. R.
POST-OFFICE, SCHOOL, VA.
Established in 1890 and conducted under the auspices of the Prison Asso-
ciation of Virginia.
Superintendent, Geo. Emmons, School, Va.
Secretary and Treasurer, H. Stuart Hopkins, Richmond, Va.
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Virginia Manual Labor School of the Negro Reformatory Association
of Virginia.
Located at Broad Neck Farm, Hanover, Va., Incorporated June 11, 1897.
T. J. Edwards, President, Hanover, Va.
Rev. J. Wesley Johnson, Secretary, Petersburg, Va.
Board of Directors of the Virginia State Library.
Elected by the State Board of Education.
Each for the term of five years.
Edmund Pendleton, Richmond- From July 1, 1912.
Armistead C. Gordon, Staunton. From July 1, 1913.
Lyon G. Tyler, Williamsburg From July 1, 1914.
R. T. W. Duke, Jr., Charlottesville From July 1, 1915.
Egbert G. Leigh, Jr., Richmond From July 1, 1916.
State Librarian, Dr. Henry R. Mcllwaine.
Assistant Librarian, Earl G. Swem.
Acting Head Department of Archives and History, Morgan P. Robinson.
Head Traveling Library Department, J. R. C. Brown.
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REPORT OF THE
State Board of Agriculture and Immigration.
Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration, George W. Koiner, Richmond!
President of the Board of Agriculture and Immigration, B. D. Adams, Red Oak.
Chief Chemist of the Agricultural Department, Dr. J. B. Weems, Richmond.
Director of Farmers* Institute, J. J. Owen, Green Bay.
Seed Analyst, G. T. French, Richmond.
Bureau of Markets, B. C. Moomaw, Clifton Forge.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
Term four years, even districts, commencing March 1, 1915, and odd districts,
commencing March 1, 1^13.
First District— Albert J. McMath Onancock.
Second District — Frank Lindsay Portsmouth.
Third District— John S. Taylor. Beach.
Fourth District— R. M. Williams Crewe.
Fifth District— B. D. Adams, President Red Oak.
Sixth District — Robert H. Angell Roanoke.
Seventh District— T. W. Allen, Jr._ Mt. Jackson.
Eighth District — Robert H. Gray _ Leesburg.
Ninth District — Henry S. Bowen Tazewell.
Tenth District — W. W. Sproul, Secretary Middlebrook.
President of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, ex-offlcio.
Officers of the Virginia Penitentiary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
James Brockwell, Petersburg For five years from March 1, 1915.
J. H. Wilkinson, President, Richmond For five years from March 1, 1916.
W. B. Bradley, Vice-Pres., So. Richmond.. For five years from March 1, 1913.
A. J. Terrell, New Canton For five years from March 1, 1914.
Hawes Coleman, Richmond For five years from March 1, 1917.
Superintendent ..James B. Wood
Assistant Superintendent F. A. Lamb
Keepers R. R. Penn, S. T. Smith, I. T. Pullen, J. P. Mullin
Clerk T. R. Kemper
Bookkeeper R. L. T. Beale
Assistant Clerk C. Dombrick
Matron Miss Mary Ellen Bradley
Physician and Surgeon Dr. Herbert Mann
Manager of State Farm H. T. Parrish
Surgeon For State Farm Dr. Thos. M. Taylor
The State penitentiary farm is located at Lassiter, in Goochland county.
OFFICERS OF THE STATE CONVICT ROAD FORCE.
Superintendent J. B. Wood.
Assistant Superintendent D. F. O'Neil.
Chief Clerk... H. W. Melton.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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Camp No. 1 F. M. Jones.
Camp No. 2 H. L. Higginbotham.
Camp No. 3 J. E. Seward.
Camp No. 4 J. D. Micks.
Camp No. 5 R. E. Mitchell.
Camp No. 6 J. I. Dovel.
Camp No. 7 J. E. Vines.
Camp No. 8 J. T. Ackerly.
Camp No. 9 F. L. Farley.
Camp No. 10 R. H. Blevins.
Camp No. 11 T. G. Haynes.
Camp No. 12 G. W. Earman.
Camp No. 13 R. F. Durrum.
Camp No. 14 C. A. Bowles.
Camp No. 15 L. H. Jones.
Camp No. 16 C. D. Fugate. '
Camp No. 17 W. W. Baker.
Camp No. 18 H. H. Spangler.
Camp No. 19 S. A. Patterson.
Camp No. 20...!..E. L. Carter.
Camp No 21 F. B. Bishop.
Camp No. 22 R. Markham.
Camp No. 23 J. P. Cook.
Camp No. 24 J. H. Higginbotham.
Camp No. 25 E. B. Anderson.
Camp No. 26 N. B. T. Coleman.
Camp No. 27 C. T. Smith.
Camp No. 28 J. L. Bishop.
Camp No. 29 R. W. Brown.
Camp No. 30 G. F. Bing.
Camp No. 31 W. H. Wade.
Camp No. 32 W. J. Harris.
Camp No. 33 Van Snellings.
Convict Lime Grinding Board.
H. C. Stuart, Governor and Chairman,
G. W. Koiner, Commissioner of Agriculture,
J. B. Wood, Superintendent Penitentiary.
J. M. Beazley, Secretary,
Commission of Fisheries.
All for the term ending March 1, 1918.
Jno. S. Parsons, Commissioner Accomac.
James M. Lewis, Secretary Tappahannock.
George B. Keezell Keezeltown.
Charles A. Johnston Christian sburg
J. Frank Wysor Pulaski.
Clerk, J. C. Crafford Richmond.
Department of Game and Inland Fisheries.
Jno. S. Parsons, Commissioner, of Accomac.
Geo. M. Inman, Assistant Commissioner, of Sussex.
J. Mc. Hart, Chief Clerk, of Hanover.
Commissioner of State Hospitals.
For the term of four years, commencing March 1, 1915.
J, M. Bauserman Woodstock.
Central State Hospital at Petersburg.
Dr. AV. F. Drewry, Superintendent.
Founded in 1870. Exclusively for colored patients.
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REPORT OF THE
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Robert Gilliam, Sr., Petersburg For six years from March 1, 1915.
J. Gordon Bohannon, Surry For six years from March 1, 1917.
R. B. <:k)oke, Norfolk For six years from March 1, 1913.
Eastern State Hospital at Williamsburg.
Dr. G. W. Brown, Superintendent,
Founded in 1769. Exclusively for white patients.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
0. D. West, Newport News For six years from March 1, 1915.
Dr. H. U. Stephenson, Toano For six years from March 1, 1917.
J. 0. King, Radford For six years from March 1, 1913.
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Southwestern State Hospital at Marion.
Dr. E. H. Henderson, Superintendent.
Founded in 1887. Exclusively for white patients.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. J. Huff, Fleet For six years from March 1, 1913.
Haynes L. Morgan, Saltville : For six years from March 1, 1915.
J. T. Puckett, Blackford For six years from March 1, 1917.
Western State Hospital at Staunton.
Dr. J. S. DeJarnette, Superintendent.
Founded in 1828. Exclusively for white patients.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
James L. Treadway, Chatham For six years from March 1, 1915.
Shirley Carter, Winchester For six years from March 1, 1917.
William H. Landes, Staunton For six years from March 1, 1913.
These four special boards of directors constitute a general board for the
election of officers and the general supervision of the management of all the
hospitals.
Virginia State Epileptic Colony.
POST-OFFIOE, MADISON HEIGHTS.
Dr. a. S. Priddy, Superintendent.
BOARD OF directors.
Charles A. Osborne, Amherst For six years from' March 1, 1914.
Samuel L. Ferguson, Aijpomattox For six years from March 1, 1916.
H. W. Dew, Lynchburg For six years from March 1, 1912.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 25
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Department of Health.
Dr. Ennion G. Williams, Health Commissioner Richmond.
Dr. W. A. Brumfield, Assistant .....Richmond.
Dr. Meade Ferguson, Bacteriologist Richmond.
MEMBERS OF THE BOARD.
Term four years.
At Large— W. W. Baker, Hallsboro From June 17, 1916.
At Large — Dr. Guy R. Harrison, Richmond : From June 17, 1916.
Richmpnd city — Dr. Beverley R. Tucker, Richmond From July 1, 1916.
Richmond city — Dr. Edwayd McGuire, Richmond From July 1, 1917.
First District— Dr. S. W. Hobson, Newport News From July 1, 1914.
Second District — Dr. L. T. Royster, Secretary, Norfolk From July 1, 1915.
Third District— Dr. J. B. Fisher, Midlothian From July 1, 1916.
Fourth District — Dr. Wm. F. Drewry, Petersburg From July 1, 1914.
Fifth District— Dr. Lewis E. Harvie, Danville J^rom July 1, 1916.
Sixth District — Dr. George B. Lawson, Roanoke From July 1, 1917.
Seventh District — Dr. Harry T. Marshall, University From July 1, 1917.
Eighth District— Dr. W. M. Smith, Alexandria From July 1, 1914.
Ninth District — Dr. A. G. Crockett, Max Meadows From July 1, 1915.
Tenth District— Dr. Reid White, Lexington From July 1, 1915.
Board of Control of the Experiment Station at Blacksburg.
Constituting the State Crop Pest Commission and State Live Stock Sanitary
Board.
J. Thompson Brown, Chairman. Evington.
W. C. Shackleford Proffitts.
J. B. Watkins Midlothian.
Jos. A. Turner Hollins.
J. D. Eggleston, Jr., ex-offido _. Blacksburg.
All members of the board of visitors.
State Entomologist.
W. J. Schoene- Blacksburg.
State Debt Commission.
D. H. Pitts Scottsville.
Jos. Button, Secretary Appomattox.
Henry T. Wickham Hanover.
W. F.Rhea Bristol.
H. H. Downing. Front Royal
H. D. Flood Appomattox.
Randolph Harrison.... Lynchburg.
J. Thompson Brown. Lovingston .
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Commission on Economy and Efficiency.
p. H. Drewry, Chairman Petersburg.
J. LeRoy Kodges, Secretary Petersburg.
J. Calvin Moss.. Lynchburg.
Geo. L. Browning .'. Orange.
Richard Evelyn Byrd Winchester.
Commission on Workmen's Compensation.
Charles O'Conor Goolrick, State Senator Fredericksburg.
Lee Long, General Manager, Clinchfield Coal Corp Dante.
C. H. Perry, Virginia State Federation of Labor. Norfolk.
C. E. Michaels, President Virginia Bridge and Iron Co. Roanoke.
Frank Kruck, Treasurer Central Trades and Labor
Council- Richmond.
T. E. Roberts, Manufacturer Chase City.
H. M. Cousins, Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen- Richmond.
Art Commission for the State of Virginia.
E. V. Valentine Richmond.
C. A. Neflf Norfolk.
Duncan Smith... University.
Rt. Rev. D. J. O'Connell, D. D Richmond.
Quarantine Medical Officer, Elizabeth River.
Dr. T. Edwin Baird Norfolk.
Commission to Revise, Codify and Index the General Statute Law
of Virginia.
Samuel A. Anderson Richmond.
Martin P. Burks Lexington.
Francis B. Hutton Abingdon.
Virginia- West Virginia Boundary Commission.
R. L. Omps Ridge, W. Va.
S. B. Miley .■ Toms Brook, Va.
George H. Snarr Lebanon Church, Va.
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Judiciary System
Supreme Court of Appeals.
Stafford G. Whittle, President, Henry county Term expires 1925.
Robert R. Prentis, Suffolk Term expires 1923.
Jos. L. KeUy, Bristol Term expires 1927.
Frederick Wilmer Sims, Louisa '. Term expires 1929.
Martin P. Burks, Lexington Term expires 1919.
The terms of the judges commence February 1st. Hereafter aU elections
will be for twelve years.
PLACES AND TERMS OF SESSIONS.
At Richmond on the first Tuesday in November, fifth day of January,
and fifth day of March, and continues one hundred and sixty days if neces-
sary. Clerk — H. Stewart Jones. Librarian — W. W. Scott.
At Staunton on the first Tuesday in September, and continues sixty days
if necessary. Clerk and Librarian — Hampton H. Wayt.
At Wytheville on the first Tuesday in June, and continues sixty days if
necessary. Clerk — J. M. Kelly. Librarian — J. J. A. Powell.
Reporter^Thos. J. Michie. Secretary — M. B. Watts.
Circuit Courts.
Terms of Judges commenee February 1.
First Circuit — Charles W. Coleman, Judge, Portsmouth — Term expires 1922.
Norfolk County — The first Monday in January, February, March, April,
May, June, July, October, November, and December.
Second Circuit — James L. McLemore, Judge, Suffolk Term expires 1920.
Nansemond County — On the second Monday in January, March, May,
July, and October.
Southampton County — On the tliird Monday in January, March, May,
July, and October.
City of Norfolk — On the fourth Monday in January, February, March,
April, June, October, and November, and third Monday in September.
City of Suffolk — On Tuesday after fourth Monday in February, June,
September, and November.
Third Circuit — J. F. West, Judge, Waverly Term expires 1918.
Prince George County — Tliird Tuesday in January, May, November, and
July sixth.
Surry County — Fourth Tuesday in January, March, May, September, No-
vember, and July twelfth.
Sussex County — Second Tuesday in January, March, May, September and
November, and July second.
Greensville County — First Tuesday in February, April, June, October,
and December.
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Brunsicick County — Fourth Tuesday in February, April, June, and Octo-
ber, and first Tuesday in September.
FouBTH Circuit — Robt. G. Southall, Judge, Amelia Term expires 1924.
Amelia County — The fourth Monday in March', June, and September, and
first Monday In January.
Chesterfield County — The second Monday in February, May, July and
October.
Dinwiddle County — The third Monday in March, June, September, and
December.
Nottoway County — The first Monday in March, June, September, and
December.
Potvhatan County — Tuesday after the fourth Monday in February, May,
July, and October.
City of Petersburg — First Monday in April and October.
Fifth Ciecuit — George J. Hundley, Judge, Farmville Term expires 1922.
Appomattox County — First day in April, June, October, and December.
Buckingham County — Tuesday after second Monday in March, May, Sep-
tember, and November.
Charlotte County — First Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Cumberland County — Tuesday after the fourth Monday in January, April,
June, and September.
Prince Edward County — Tuesday after the third Monday in January, May,
July, and November.
Sixth Circuit — William II. Barlvsdale, Judge, Houston Term expires 1920.
Lunenburg County — Second Monday in April, fourth Monday in June,
second Monday in October, third Monday in January, and the fourth
Monday in February.
Mecklenburg County — Third Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Halifax County — Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber and November.
Campbell County — Second Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber and November.
City of Lynchburg — Second Monday in February, third Monday in May
and September, and second Monday in December.
Seventh Circuit — E. J. Harvey, Judge, Stuart Term expires 1918.
Pittsylvania County — ^Third Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Henry County — First Monday in January, April, July, and October.
Patrick County — First Monday in March, first Monday in June, first Mon-
day in September, and first Monday in December.
City of Danville — ^April twenty-fifth and October twentj^-fifth.
Eighth Circuit — John W. Fishburne, Judge, Charlottes-
ville - Term expires 1924.
Albemarle County — First Monday in February, April, June, August, Oc-
tober, and December.
Madison County — Second Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
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Greene County — ^Third Monday in. Februarj^ April, June, October, and
December.
Ninth Cibcuit — John Rutherfoord, Richmond Term expires 1922.
Culpeper County — ^Third Monday in February, April, June, August, Octo-
ber, and December.
Goochland County — Second Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Orange County — Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Louisa County — Second Monday In January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Tenth Circuit — R. Carter Scott, Judge, Riclimond ..Term expires 1920.
Henrico County — First Monday in January, April, July, and October.
City of Richmond — First Monday in February, May, and November.
Eleventh Cibcuit — C. W. Robinson, Judge, Newport New^S-Term e:^pires 1918.
Elizabeth City County — The first Monday in February, April, June, Au-
gust, October, and December.
City of Newport News — The first Monday in January, March, May, July,
and second in September, and November.
Twelfth Cibcuit — Jos. W. Chinn, Jr., Judge, Warsaw Term expires 1924.
Richmond Coxmty — First Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Northumberland County — Second Monday in February, April, June, Au-
gust, October, and December.
Lancaster County — Third Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Westmoreland County — ^Fourth Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Essex County — Third Monday in February, April, June, August, October,
and December.
Thibteenth Cibcuit — Claggett B. Jones, Judge, Bruington..Term expires 1922.
Gloucester County — First Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Mathews County — Third Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
King and Queen County — Second Tuesday in February, April, June, Au-
gust, October, and December.
King William County — First Tuesday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Middlesex County — ^Tuesday after the fourth Monday in January, March,
May, July, September, and November.
Foubteenth Cibcuit — D. Gardiner Tyler, Judge, Sturgeon Point
Term expires 1920.
New Kent County — Fourth Tuesday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Charles City Cownfi/— Third Thursday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
York County— First Tuesday in February, April, ^une, August, October,
and December.
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Warwick County — Second Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
City of Williamsburg and James City County — Second Monday in Feb-
ruary, April, June, August, October, and December.
Fifteenth Cikcuit — R. H. L. Chichester, Judge, Fredericksburg
Term expires 1918.
King George County — First Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Stafford County — Second Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Spotsylvania County — First Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Caxroline Comity — Second Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Hanover County — Third Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Sixteenth Cibcuit — J. B. T. Thornton, Judge, Manassas... .Term expires 1924.
Prince William County — First Monday in February, April, June, August,
October, and December.
Fairfax County — Third Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Alexandria County — Third Monday in February, April, June, October, and
second Monday in December.
City. of Alexandria — First Monday in January, March, May, July, second
Monday in September, and first Monday in November.
Seventeeth Circuit — F. B. Whiting, Judge, Berryville Term expires 1922.
Frederick County — First Monday in February, April, June, August, Octo-
ber, and December.
Clarke County — Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Warren County — First Monday in January, March, May, July, September,
and November.
Shenandoah County — Second Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Eighteenth Circuit — Henry W. Holt, Judge, Staunton Term expires 1920.
Rockbridge County — First Monday in February, May, September, and
November.
Augusta County — Fourth Monday in February and May, first Monday in
October, and fourth Monday in November.
Highland County — Fourth Tuesday in April, second Tuesday in July and
October.
Nineteenth Circuit — George K. Anderson, Judge, Clifton Forge.
Term expires 1918
Alleghany/ County — Fifteenth day of January, April, July, and October.
Bath county — ^Twentieth day of March, June, September, and November.
Botetourt County — March first, June first, October first, and December
first.
Craig County — Ten^h of February, May, September, and November.
City of Clifton Forge — First day of February, May, July, and November.
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Twentieth Circuit — W. W. Moffet, Judge, Salem Term expires 1924.
City of Roanoke — Fifteenth day of March, May, September, and Decem-
ber.
* Montgomery County — First day of February, May, July, October, and
December.
Roanoke County — First day of January, April, June, September, and No-
vember.
Floyd County — The sixteenth day of February, April, July, and October.
Twenty-first Circuit — ^A. A. Campbell, Judge, Wytheville..Term expires 1922.
Wythe County — Second Monday in January, April, third Monday in July,
and October.
Pulaski County — ^Third Monday in February, second Monday in November,
first Monday in May, and September.
Carroll County — Second Monday in March and first Monday in December,
third Monday in May, and September.
Orayson County — Fourth Monday in March and November, first Monday
in June and October.
Twenty-second Circuit — Fulton Kegley, Judge, Bland Term expires 1920.
CHles County — Tuesday after fourth Monday in March, June, and October.
Bland County — Second Monday in March and July, and third Monday in
October.
Tazewell County — Third Monday in February, fourth Monday in May, Au-
gust, and November.
The judge may designate one of the terms of court of Tazewell county at
which only criminal cases shall be tried.
Twenty-third Circuit — Preston W. Campbell, Judge, Abingdon.
Term expires 1918.
Washington County — Fourth Monday in January, March, May, September,
and November
Smyth County — Third Monday in February, April, June, October, and de-
cember.
Scott County — Tuesday after first Monday in January, March, May, and •
September.
Twenty-fourth Circuit — H. A. W. Skeen, Judge, Big Stone Gap.
Term expires 1924.
Lee County — Second Monday in February, and first Monday in May, Sep-
tember and December.
Wise County — First Monday in January and April, and second Monday in
July, and October.
Twenty-fifth Circuit — T. N. Hass, Judge, Harrisonburg..-Term expires 1923.
Rockingham County — ^Third Monday in January, March, May, July, Sep-
tember, and November.
Page County — Third Monday in February, April, June, August, October,
and December.
Twenty-sixth Circuit — Geo. Latham Fletcher, Judge, Warren ton.
Term expires 1923.
Fauquier County — Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
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Loudoun County — Second Monday in February, April, June, August, Octo-
ber, and December.
Rappahannock County — Second Monday in January, March, May, July,
September, and November.
Twenty-seventh CiBcrrr — William E. Burns, Judge, Lebanon.
Term expires 1923.
Russell County — Tuesday after third Monday in February, Tuesday after
first Monday in May, September, and December.
Buchanan County — Tuesday after third Monday in April, Tuesday after
fourth Monday in July, and Tuesday after third Monday in November.
Dickenson County — Tuesday after second Monday in March, Tuesday after
fourth Monday in June, September and December.
Twenty-eighth Circuit — B. D. White, Judge, Norfolk ^Term expires 1923.
Isle of Wight County — Finst Monday in February, April, June, October,
and December.
City of Portsmouth — Fourth Monday In February, March, May, June, Sep-
tember, and November.
Princess Anne County—Third Monday in January, March, May, July,
September, and October.
Twenty-ninth Circuit — Bennett T. Gordon, Judge, Lovingston.
Term expires 1923.
Amherst County — Second Monday in February, April, June, August, Octo-
ber, and December.
Fluvanna County — Fourth Monday in February, April, June, August, Oc-
tober, and December.
Nelson County — Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, Septem-
ber, and November.
Thirtieth Circuit — P. H. Dillard, Judge, Rocky Mount Term expires 1925.
Bedford County — January tenth, March first. May first, July first, October
first, December first.
Franklin County — First Monday in February, April, June, September, and
November.
Thirty-first Circuit — James H. Fletcher, Jr., Judge, Accomac.
Term expires 1919.
Accomac County — ^The first Monday in February, April, June, August, Oc-
tober and December.
Xorthampton County — The second Monday in January, March, May, July,
September, and November.
Corporation Courts.
Alexandria..- Louis C. Barley, Judge Term expires February 1, 1921.
Second Monday.
Bristol Floyd H. Roberts, Judge Term expires February 1, 1920.
First Monday.
Buena Vista Robert L. Gardner, Judge, East Radford.
Term expires February 1, 1920.
Second Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December.
Charlottesville A. D. Dabney, Judge Term expires February 1, 1921.
Third Monday.
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Danville.^ .R. W. Peatross, Judge Term expires February 1, 1921.
First Monday.
Fredericksburg John T. Goolrick, Judge Term expires February 1, 1923.
First Thursday except August, and second Thursday in September.
Lynchburg. .« Frank P. Christian, Judge.. ..Term expires February 1, 1923.
First Monday.
Newport News._ T. J. Barham, Judge Term expires February 1, 1925.
Second Monday, except August.
Norfolk.^ A. R. Hanckel, Judge Term expires February 1, 1919.
First Monday. '
Petersburg J. M. Mullen, Judge Term expires February 1, 1923.
Third Thursday.
Portsmouth Kenneth A. Bain, Judge.. Term expires February 1, 1919.
First Thursday after first Tuesday.
Radford Robt. L. Gardner, Judge Term expires February 1, 1920.
Second Monday.
Richmond D. C. Richardson, Judge Term expires February 1, 1921.
First Monday, except September, when it commences on 20th.
Hustings, Part 2 Ernest H. Wells, Judge „.Term expires February 1, 1925.
Third Monday, except August.
Roanoke — A. E. King, Judge Term expires February 1, 1925.
First Monday, except August.
Staunton. R. S. Ker, Judge Term expires February 1, 1919.
Thursday after first Monday.
Winchester. (Vacant) .
Third Monday, except August.
City Courts other than Corporation Courts.
Terms commence February 1.
Law and Chancery Coubt.
Norfolk. — Wm. B. Martin, Judge Term expires February 1, 1923.
Third Monday.
Roanoke E. W. Robertson, Judge Term expires^February^l, 1919.
First Monday except August.
Chancery Coubt.
Richmond Wm. A. Moncure, Judge Term^expires February 1, 1919.
First Monday in January, April, June,l[and October.
Law and Equity Court.
Richmond B. T. Cnmip, Judge Term expires February 1, 1923.
Second Monday in February, May, September, and December.
Civil Justice.
Norfolk. James U. Goode, Judge .Term expires February 1, 1922.
Richmond W. Crump Tucker, Judge Term expires February 1, 1922.
34 REPORT OF THE
Federal Judicial Officers in Virginia.
United States Circuit Court of Appeals — Fourth Circuit.
Meets at Richmond on first Tuesday in January, first Tuesday in April, and
first Tuesday in October. At Asheville, N. C, on first Tuesday in July. Jeter
C. Pritchard, Martin A. Knapp and Chas. A. Woods, Circuit Judges. Claude
M. Dean, Clerk. R. M. F. Williams, Jr., Deputy Clerk.
Eastern District.
Circuit Judge .....Jeter C. Pritchard Asheville, N. C.
Circuit Judge JMartin A. Knapp._ Washington, D. C.
Circuit Judge .....Chas. A. Woods Florence, S. C.
District Judge Edmund. Waddill, Jr. Richmond, Va.
District Attorney.- R. H. Mann. Petersburg, Va.
Assistant District Attorney Hiram M. Smith. Richmond, Va.
Marshal John G. Saunders Richmond, Va.
Clerk District Court- Joseph P. Brady.- Richmond, Va.
Terms of Cvrcuit Court of Appeals — First Tuesday in January, April and
October at Richmond. First Tuesday in July at Asheville, N. C.
time and place of holding courts.
District Courts — First Monday in April and October at Richmond. First
Monday in January and July at Alexandria. First Monday in May and
November at Norfolk.
Western District.
Circuit Judge Jeter C. Pritchard Asheville, N. C.
Circuit Judge Martin A. Knapp Washington, D. C.
Circuit Judge _ Chas. A. Woods. Florence, S. C.
District Judge Henry Clay McDowell. ...Lynchburg, Va.
District Attorney R. E. Byrd Roanoke, Va.
Assistant District Attorney Jos. H. Chitwood Roanoke, Va.
Marshal Thos. G. Burch Martinsville, Va.
Clerk District Court Louis H. Price.. Lynchburg, Va.
time and place of holding courts.
District Courts — At Lynchburg, Tuesday after second Monday in March
and September. At Danville, Tuesday after second Monday in April and
November. At Abingdon, Tuesday after first Monday in May and October. At
Harrisonburg, Tuesday after first Monday in June and December. At Char-
lottesville, second Monday in January and first Monday in July. At Roanoke,
third Monday in February and June. At Big Stone Gap, fourth Monday in
January and second Monday in August.
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List of Notaries Public in Virginia.
In Commission October 1, 1917.
Term Four Years.
With name, address, and date of commissioa.
ACCOMAC COUNTY.
NAME ADDRESS. DATE.
Ames, S. W. Pimgoteague May 14, 1914.
Ames, Warner Onancock January 20, 1915.
Anderton, Ralph H Chincoteague Januarys, 1917.
Birch, Thomas B Chincoteague July 15, 1914.
Both, S. S Mappsburg ......February 26, 1917.
Bunting, William C Chincoteague December 4, 1914
Causey, J. A Parksley April 19, 1916.
Connerton, P. H Tangier. ..._ April 23, 1917.
Dise, Noble H Tangier. April 3, 1917.
Doughty, W. J... Onancock- .January 7, 1914.
Downing, Dorsey L Keller April 3, 1917.
Drummond, Harry K. Onancock, R. F. D February 23, 1916.
Ellis, Harry C Franklin City August 1, 1916.
Emmett, W. G Belle Haven August 17, 1914.
Fumiss, R. Lee Saxis .July 26, 1915.
Hall, S. C Halliivbod. August 16, 1917.
Hancock, Harvey T.. Greenbackville May 22, 1916.
Hartman, Edwin D ^ Onancock April 14, 1915.
Hickman, A. T..-__ Keller December 28, 1916.
Kilmon, L. H Greenbush September 18, 1916.
Lang, Winder G.-« Greenbackville. j 31ay 10, 1915.
Lewis, John T Hallwood. October 17, 1913.
Littleton, H. A Bloxom March 7, 1917.
Mapp, G. Walter Keller May 8, 1914.
Matthews, Claude J New Church February 14, 1917.
Mears, Charles B Keller February 19, 1916.
Mears, John T Wachapreague October 28, 1915.
Melson, James C Accomac April 5, 1915.
Miles, Harry P Atlantic.- December 17, 1913.
Milliner, Wilbur J... .-. Locustville ^ February 12, 1916.
Neville, Mary C Onley _ .*. June 29, 1916.
Nock, H. L Temperanceville May 28, 1917.
Nock, Jas. G- . .- Wachapreague October 28, 1915.
Nock, L. Floyd Accomac December 19, 1916.
Oldham, Robert H Accomac January 19, 1916.
Parsons, Emma P. Parksley February 26, 1917.
Parsons, W. C Onley. ._ November 28, 1916.
Piatt, MissMabeL... Parksley December 1, 1913.
Powell, Robert E Onancock.- January 22, 1915.
Riggs, Joseph R Guilford .January 18, 1916.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Selby, Ananias S Wattsville June 5, 1915.
Showard, C. A.- Temperanceville ^...February 2, 1917.
Smith, Miss R. J™ Chincoteague .January 4, 1915.
Somers, Elmer W Accomac January 22, 1917.
Strang, W. A. P._- Onancock._ January 6, 1916.
Taylor, Fuller Atlantic ...August 31, 1917.
Taylor, 0. B . Horsey July 7, 1917.
Trader, Samuel L Oak Hall .June 10, 1915.
Turner, J. E Fainter. .January 20, 1915.
Tyler, John S Onancock. March 29, 1917.
Walker, John H Harborton. March 6, 1914.
Warner, John J. Atlantic December 12, 1913.
Watson, John M Onancock. February 26, 1917.
Wessells, D. H.. Keller December 28, 1916.
White, D. Frank Parksley October 22, 1915.
White, Harvey E. Makemie Park. November 11, 1913.
White, Roy D._- Parksley. January 6, 1914.
Winder, Geo. E JCeller. :. November 26, 1913.
Wise, E. S .....Craddockville.- November 13, 1916.
Witham, Melvin E Accomac April 9, 1914.
Wood, William D.._ Wattsville, February 19, 1916.
ALBEMARLE COUNTY .
Apperson, J. W— .Yancey Mills Februarys, 1917.
Battle, John S Charlottesville January 10, 1916.
Boiling, Albert S.. Charlottesville. . ._ March 10, 1916.
Brown, G.. Wilmer..« Croze t. November 23, 1916.
Clark, J. W- ^ Crozet December 23, 1915.
Clements, Grover F._ Ivy Depot .January 24, 1916.
Cloe, Wm. B. Charlottesville Februarys, 1917.
Elliott, George H Nortonsville February 26, 1915.
France, D. C...._ Charlottesville.- July 12, 1915.
Gault, S. R Scottsville ...June 6, 1914.
Geddy, E. L Keswick February 12, 1916.
Gilmer, Frank. Charlottesville August IS, 1915.
Gilmer, George Charlottesville October 2, 1916.
Graves, John S...... Charlottesville.. May 17, 1917.
Haden, E. G. Charlottesville June 29, 1916.
Hanckel, Louis T Charlottesville.. April 20, 1915.
Irving, Joseph K., Jr Howardsville May 10, 1915.
Jackson, J. Tyler, Jr Charlottesville..™ March 7, 1917.
Kase, M. L Charlottesville — September 11, 1916.^
Langhome, W. H Warren March 26, 1917.
Long, William F Charlottesville. . .„ .....December IS, 1914.
Martin, M. A Esmont. September 5, 1916.
Maupin, W. L._ Charlottesville — July 3, 1914.
McCary, H. P. Esmont June 10, 1915.
McCue, C. Purcell Greenwood December 31, 1915.
McNutt, J. M Charlottesville.- ...March 26, 1914.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Miller, Gething C Charlottesville February 28, 1916.
Moran, C. E Charlottesville .June 13, 1917.
Page, D. H Batesville February 26, 1915.
Peiin, Carleton Charlottesville ....August 23, 1916.
Parrot, B. T Free Union April 20, 1915.
Pereria, Jacinto V- iScottsville April 6, 1916.
Pettus, W. S Cismont August 23, 1916.
Peyton, P. B Charlottesville. May 7, 1917.
Purvis, Cora. Charlottesville.^ April 27, 1915.
Rodes, W. S Afton.. April 20, 1915.
Schultz, Miss Carrie L Charlottesville..... May 7, 1917.
Scribner, Walter B Earlysville. April 8, 1915.
Seabrook, A. R._ .._ Charlottesville.- January 26, 1917.
Souder, W. F., Jr Charlottesville .January 29, 1917.
Stevens, A. L Ivy Depot January 18, 1916.
Tapscott, George A Hatton .July 26, 1915.
Van Riper, E. F. Richmond May 1, 1915.
Watson, Robert A Charlottesville February 1, 1915.
White, Allen N Ivy Depot .January 24, 1916.
Whitlock, A. Janet Charlottesville.... April 23, 1917.
Winston, Howard University of Virginia September 18, 1917.
Wood, Nannie D Charlottesville. August 16, 1917.
Wood, Thomas T. Charlottesville Novembers, 1915.
Woods, Lynn C Charlottesville June 19, 1914.
Woods, L. W.- Charlottesville May 11, 1914.
Wright, Miss Belle Charlottesville February 12, 1916.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
Apperson, J. W- Yancey Mills February 8, 1917.
Ashby, Welby Lee Clarendon September 4, 1917.
Barbor, A. H E. Falls Church. December 21, 1915.
Bonney, Harman L. Rosslyn July 6, 1915.
Boyer, W. Day Clarendon February 23, 1916.
Burke, James Arlington .....March 12, 1915.
Church, M. E-_ Falls Church.__ ^ October 17, 1914.
Cloe, Wm. B.... Charlottesville. February 8, 1917.
Crowley, Robert F. Arlington. August 16, 1917.
Davidson, B. M Rosslyn.. March 29, 1915.
Davie, R. L Potomac January 20, 1915.
Dodd, Luther C Clarendon.. : .July 27, 1917.
Dolan, Thos. E Potomac January 18, 1916.
Douglas, Will W. „ Ballston .January 6, 1914.
Finney, R. Gordon Rosslyn November 9, 1914.
Fischer, Wm. Carl Cherrydale May 23, 1917.
Fraser, George B Washington, D. C, R. 4..November 13, 1916.
Gloth, Wm. C Rosslyn March 29, 1915.
Grigg, V. A.- Alexandria, R. 2 November 8, 1915.
Harrison, R. Bruce Cherrydale March 10, 1916.
Houston, H. C Falls Church ...., July 26, 1915.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
lessee, Charles T. Rosslyn. April 4, 1916.
Jones, Ashton C. Rosslyn Januarys, 1917.
Jordan, Harry S Arlington. June 19, 1914.
Mackey, CrandaL Rosslyn February 6, 1916.
Mankin, Geo. T.. Falls Church. December 15, 1915.
Merchant, C. T Rosslyn. October 26, 1916.
Northrup, L. L..._ Falls Church January 27, 1914.
Ogden, Kenneth W. Alexandria. October 30, 1913.
O'Hara, Walter.^ Barcroft— August 16, 1917.
Rees, N. A. '. Rosslyn. May 29, 1915.
Riley, W. J Relee... November 29, 1913.
Simpson, French C Alexandria July 28, 1914.
Smith, B. M Arlington. May 17, 1915.
Smithdeal, John... Rosslyn.— October 13, 1913 .
Stevens, M. C Cherrydale.- _ Jime 5, 1915.
Thomas, Claude O Rosslyn. May 17, 1915.
Vamey, Walter U. Alexandria., March 12, 1915.
ALLEGHANY COUNTY.
Callaghan, D. C Sweet Chalybeate.. .December 15, 1915.
Cargill, S. G.... Low Moor January 8, 1915.
Davis, Carrie Covington June 29, 1914.
Dickey, R. J Covington November 1, 1913.
Driscol, P. C Covington January 13, 1917.
Ellis, D. R. Covington March 11, 1914.
Hall, Mary E Covington December 3, 1915.
Hibbert, Edward , Low Moor June 5, 1915.
Jones, Charles P., Jr Covington April 30, 1914.
Karnes, Charles R Covington January 8, 1915.
Kline, G. D.._ Covington August 23, 1916.
Lipscomb, G. W- ._ Low Moor June 19, 1917.
McAllister, Hugh M__ Covington February 1, 1916.
McCaleb, Thos. B..__ Covington April 15, 1914.
McConihay, W. H. Covmgton May 2, 1916.
McPherson, G. R Iron Gate.... February 11, 1914.
Miller, Jennie L Covington January 19, 1916.
Miller, M. D.. Covington September 18, 1916.
Ritchie, Lloyd J Clifton Forge December 22, 1914.
Rumbold, C. H. H Callaghan October 12, 1914.
Towsend, Wilson._ Longdale December 1, 1916.
AMELIA COUNTY.
Bates, W. G Amelia January 6, 1917.
Foster, W. C-_ Amelia January 26, 1914.
Hardaway, Richard E-_ Blackstone _ June 29, 1914.
Hardy, R. D__ Amelia April 13, 1914.
Jefferson, J. G., Jr Amelia February 21, 1917.
Merritt, H. Virginia. Jetersville April 24, 1914.
Sydnor, A. D Mannboro December 15, 1915.
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AMHERST COUNTY.
NAMB. ADDBBSS. BATE.
Bell, W. 0-_ Lynchburg.-. December 19, 1916.
Berry, Silas N Madison Heights.. February 2, 1915.
Brown, Louise Madison Heights November 17, 1916.
Bruster, Morgan Lackie Lowesville._ December 31, 1913.
Burford, Miss Jessie.. Amherst January 8, 1914.
Campbell, C. M... Amherst June 22, 1916.
Campbell, T. P Amherst December 11, 1913.
Cox, R. M Amherst.- November 17, 1915.
Dearborn, Gordon J._ Amherst October 26, 1916.
Dew, William B Sweet Briar.- October 22, 1914.
Gatewood, M. P Pleasant View February 26, 1915.
Hite, Louise Lowesville May 28, 1917.
Humphries, F. P. Monroe.. September 22, 1916.
Jones, Margaret C Amherst. October 20, 1915.
Joyner, A. C._ Amherst. March 24, 1916.
Joyner, Miss Vera P. Amherst. October 4, 1915.
Massey, C. G Lowesville January 5, 1914.
Meeks, L. W. Massie^s Mill November 8, 1915.
Pleasants, Geo. T Pedlar Mills : August 23, 1915.
Ray, W. R... Pedlar Mills October 4, 1915.
Reed, Walter P Amherst.. April 20, 1915.
Rucker, C. M Woodson. July 30, 1917.
Talley, D. P Amherst.. September 16, 1915.
Ware, Lizzie C Amherst JMay 22, 1914.
Waters, J. J.. Monroe.. February 16,.1915.
White, John H Pera.. February 19, 1916.
APPOMATTOX COUNTY.
Brightwell, W. L _. Pamplin April 12, 1916.
Burke, Miss E. M Appomattox February 10, 1915.
Burke, R. F Appomattox March 7, 1917.
Harvey, E. G Evergreen May 22, 1916,
Hix, J. Thomas Pamplin August 31, 1915.
Hoffman, L. W... ._ Pamplin January 7, 1914.
Hoffman, Minnie T Pamplin December 11, 1914.
McKinney, H. W. Appomattox.- February 4, 1916.
Oden, B. F. Appomattox... January 22, 1914.
Paulett, V. P ._ Pamplin July 13, 1917.
I'ulliam, Herbert C Appomattox .July 2, 1917.
Smith, C. W Appomattox February 8, 1917.
Terry, H. T Pamplin... March 6, 1916.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.
Barger, E. W. Waynesboro March 16, 1916.
Bamhart, Nat G New Hope December 8, 1915.
Beard, Walter E Middlebrook December 9, 1913.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Bell, J. C... Fort Defiance February 16, 1915.
Bergin, Thos. D._.*. Staunton. February 8, 1916.
Bissell, Mrs. E. W Staunton January 6, 1916.
Black, Charles E„ Fordwick November 12, 1913.
Brannan, G. H Waynesboro „- May 5, 1914.
Brown, J. A Churchville May 7, 1917.
Brown, Oliver C .....Fordwick .^.April 4, 1916.
Burnett, Harry.. Staunton October 23, 1916.
Carter, James A Staunton January 20, 1915.
Cleveland, H. B Staunton.- April 9, 1914.
Craig, W. C Deerfield June 15, 1916.
Crosby, John Staunton November 17, 1916.
Cupp, M. L Bridgewater March 19, 1914.
Cushing, E. J Staunton. April 5, 1915.
Dodge, W. B. Stuart's Draft... June 17, 1916.
Faber, C. M Basic City January 6, 1916.
Fifer, Fred M Staunton September 25, 1914.
Fifer, Powell F Staunton May 10, 1915.
Fifer, Robert E Staunton March 22, 1916.
Fix, W. H * Staunton January 15, 1914.
Flavin, Mary Blanche. Staunton November 13, 1916.
Foster, James C Staunton February 21, 1917.
Fretwell, W. F._ New Hope November 2, 1916.
Ginbert, Reese T - Staunton December 31, 1916.
Glass, W. W., Jr. Waynesboro December 11, 1913.
Gochenour, Roy S Craigsville ..June 6, 1916.
Grim, J. W. _ Middlebrook June 17, 1916.
Haines, W. A Staunton February 29, 1916.
Hall, W. H Staunton March 21, 1914.
Harlow, H. H._ Staunton June 15, 1916.
Harris, Edwin L Mint Spring June 19, 1917.
Heflin, Mrs. M. S Staunton August 11, 1914.
Hilleary, W. M Staunton March 12, 1915.
Hinegarden, Jno. S Weyer's Cave January 6, 1916.
Hoover, David F. Swoope October 28, 1915.
Hoover, J. Earl Staunton October 2, 1916.
Irvine, J. M Staunton December 31, 1915.
Kagey, I. B...._ Weyer's Cave April 7, 1917.
Kennedy, F. B Staunton September 16, 1915.
Kibler, G. M.. Staunton March 19, 1914.
Koiner, K. B - Crimora November 8, 1915.
Knowles, Mrs. L. B Staunton October 27, 1913.
Londere, John M... Staunton April 5, 1915.
May, J. Harry Staunton February 1, 1916.
McCcy, Taylor Staunton... August 23, 1916.
McCue, Frank Rolla May 4, 1916.
McCutchan, E. E Staunton _ January 22, 1917.
McKay, J. A. Greenville June 22, 1916.
Miller, W. B ^ Staunton September 10, 1914.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Moore, S. H Stuarts Draft February 12, 1917.
Moorman, Wm. H. ._ Fort Defiance December 22, 1914.
Moran, Geo. W Augusta Springs- February 26, 1917.
Morton, J. C .'. .....Staunton .January 13, 1917.
Prison, J. W. H ...Staunton September 27, 1915.
Pratt, Wm. A. Staunton. October 14, 1914.
Price, Edna P.. Staunton...... May 15, 1916.
Price, R. G Stauntoa September 18, 1917.
Robertson, A. Stuart.J Staunton. : March 29, 1916.
Scott, Genevieve R. Smith Basic City June 6, 1916.
Shanholtzer, Miss M. E Staimton February 26, 1915.
Shaver, John L... Mt. Sidney February 8, 1916.
Sheets, D. S Mt. Sidney May 14, 1914.
Smith, Mary L Staunton _ June 5, 1915.
Sterrett, F. F. Staunton May 2, 1916.
Stott, John Staunton. March 16, 1917.
Thompson, S. W... Waynesboro January 26, 1917.
Todd, Wirt B Mt. Solon.... May 8, 1914.
Vance, R. G Waynesboro September 18, 1917.
Van Riper, E. F Richmond May 1, 1915.
Wells, W. M Staunton July 13, 1917.
White, Jk)lMi Daniel Staunton July 6, 1915.
Wilson, J. Frank. Waynesboro August 16, 1917.
Woodfin, Paul B Waynesboro January 22, 1917.
Woodward, Jos. B._ Staunton March 14, 1917.
Woodward, Josephine F Staunton ...„ November 8, 1915.
Yarbrough, W. Mc Fort Defiance... March 16, 1917.
Zirkel, L. K Harrisonburg November 17, 1915.
BATH COUNTY.
Alexander, H. M Hotchkiss... September 11, 1916.
Cox, T. W Millboro... January 6, 1916.
Eubank, Mrs. John L.. Warm Springs July 10, 1915.
Harper, J. W-.._ Hot Springs.- August 18, 1915.
Hermann, W. J Warm Springs November 17, 1913.
Lockridge, Katie B Warm Springs.. February 12, 1917.
McAllister, J. T.... Hot Springs January 10, 1916.
McAllister, William M Warm Springs February 5, 1915.
Manasse, W Hot Springs July 17, 1916.
Plumridge, Thomas H._ Hot Springs. - November 13, 1916.
Revercomb, A. J ...Hotchkiss August 31, 1917.
Smith, E. J Hot Springs January 29, 1917.
Stephenson, John W., Jr Warm Springs May 29, 1915.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
Bell, E. M Lowry '. February 12, 1916. '
Biggs, J. Allen Montvale February 16, 1914.
Bocock, J. H Thaxton January 13, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Brown, L. L Bedford .January 26, 1914.
Burks, William P._..- Bedford - February 12, 1914.
Early, J. N Bedford _ February 12, 1916.
Eubank, William.. ^...Bedford _ January 12, 1914.
Fitzpatrick, W. A Bedford May 4, 1916.
Foutz, James R Vinton June 15, 1916.
Gilliam, R. A. Montvale May 27, 1915.
Goad, W. A— Huddleston March 2, 1916.
Goggin, W. J- Bedford March 19, 1915.
Haley, C. H Huddleston September 20, 1915.
Hamner, W. E Bedford April 27, 1915.
Hicks, Wesley P Moneta.. May 17,* 1915.
Huff, H. M Thaxton November 17, 1916.
Lindsay, Geo. D Forest Depot. .April 20, 1915.
Lowry, R. G- Bedford September 25, 1914.
Magnum, T. O Thaxton January 22, 1917.
Marshall, Miss Annie Sue. ._ Bedford November 17, 1915.
Mattox, F. L Big Island June 19, 1917.
Miller, Ruth E-_ Bedford...- July 2, 1915.
Neighbors, W. G- Stewartsville July 16, 1915.
Palmer, J. H. ._ Huddleston, Route 1 February 19, 1915.
Parker, Don. E Bedford January 28, 1916.,
Richmond, G. G. Bedford November 26, 1915.
Sale, Roberta Bedford April 16, 1917.
Scott, J. J Bedford April 22, 1915.
Witt, H. T Orrix April 10, 1916.
Ward, J. E Bedford April 4, 1916.
BIAND COUNTY.
Bruce, F. L Ceres March 6, 1914.
Honaker, J. C Rocky Gap June 2, 1915.
King, J. H Crandon. January 20, 1915.
McNeil, T. H Mechanicsburg May 22, 1915.
Porterfield, A. R Bland August 16, 1917.
Suiter, A. W Bland June 6, 1916.
BOTETOURT COUNTY.
Bowyer, G. W Fincastle June 26, 1917.
Cash, W. W-.._ Eagle Rock May 17, 1915.
De Long, G. S Buchanan August 31, 1915.
Dill, J. C Buchanan. ._ November 24, 1915.
Dowdy, Miss Fannie Troutville March 11, 1914.
Guthrie, W. S Troutville, R. F. D. 2.....February 1, 1916.
Hyde, W. L Buchanan. ._ November 22, 1915.
Hylton, D. P Troutville - October 9, 1913.
Jarratt, R. B Fincastle February 19, 1916.
Lindsay, F. S Blue Ridge Springs October 28, 1914.
Long, Mattie L Cloverdale.__ April 19, 1916.
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NAME. ADDKESS. DATE.
Milton, W, B Eagle Rock February 12, 1917.
Morgan, M. R Eagle Rock May 5, 1914.
Reid, W. A Oriskany November 24, 1914.
Shelton, J. Judson Troutville October 12, 1914.
Switzer, C. W... Fincastle December 31, 1913.
Taylor, E. B. L Richmond March 8, 1915.
BRUNSWICK COUNTY.
Abemathy, E. R_ Dolphin December 13, 1913.
Bailey, Benjamin J Dimdas February 19, 1916.
Barrow, Charles S Alberta July 14, 1917.
Barrow, M. S. Alberta. „ April 20, 1915.
Bridgeforth, Wm. A... Kenbridge October 27, 1913.
Brown, Jesse G Alberta September 25, 1914.
Burge, John B Dolphin December 15, 1914.
Carpenter, S. P Triplett January 14, 1914.
Chalkley, K. F._ Lawrenceville.- February 19, 1914.
Daniel, C. E Cochran February 11, 1914.
Diamond, Bemice J Lawrenceville May 2, 1917.
Diamond, Marie T Lawrenceville March 26, 1917.
Flowers, E. D. Lawrenceville August 17, 1914.
Green, H. C Lawrenceville. ._ May 5, 1914.
Gregory, H. C Lawrenceville August 7, 1914.
Hall, Thomas Meredithville March 29, 1916.
Hammack, Lorenzo John Lawrenceville July 10, 1917.
Haskins, Thomas C Ordsburg... October 9, 1913.
Jolly, H. L Lawrenceville April 1, 1915.
Lashley, J. Bamham Lawrenceville January 17, 1914,
May, Charles E Lawrenceville.- June 16, 1914.
Moseley, R. S _ Spring Bank January 25, 1916.
Newsom, F. M., Jr Lawrenceville March 2, 1914.
Ogbum, Ella Lawrenceville July 11, 1917.
Owens, J. R- Lawrenceville Jaunary 10, 1916.
Peterson, W. A Meredithville Decenber 11, 1915.
Pitchford, F. G Dolphin January 26, 1917.
Poarch, John H..„ Dolphin November 12, 1914.
Powell, R. D .' White Plains November^ 1916.
Raney, A. N Lawrenceville.- .: March 19, 1914.
Raney, George M Lawrenceville December 8, 1915.
Rawlins, A. S Vineland.. February 21, 1917.
Seaman, W. R Brunswick June 2, 1915.
Segar, Winder S Lawrenceville March 29, 1915.
Senter, Wm. C Lawrenceville June 29, 1916.
Seymour, Miss Nettie Lawrenceville February 18, 1914.
Simons, Harriet Lee.- Lawrenceville October 20, 1915.
Smithey, Marvin. Lawrenceville February 16, 1914.
Soengen, Geo. L Lawrenceville March 8, 1915,
Stewart, Robert Wm Alberta April 14, 1915.
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NAME. ADDKESS. DATE.
Trotter, W. A... Lawrenceville January 13, 1917.
Tumbull, Efdw. R Lawrenceville.„ February 3, 1914.
Tumbull, Nathaniel '. Lawrenceville... August 13, 1915.
Vaughan, Virginia.. Lawrenceville February 16, 1914.
Whitlock, Lola A .'. Lawrenceville September 16, 1914.
Wright, E. A Lawrenceville May 22, 1916.
BUCHANAN COUNTY.
Belcher, James G. Big Rock. January 24, 1916.
Belcher, Tolby... Grundy.. October 27, 1913.
Boyd, B. M Hanger December 9, 1916.
Boyd, I. C Grundy July 23, 1914
Charles, J. K Big Rock March 29, 1917.
Cole, G. W. Whitewood October 27, 1913.
Cole, J. S. W. Peapatch ..February 12, 1916.
Davis, J. C Murphy. . ._ September 22, 1916.
Davis, T. R Murphy September 22, 1916.
Dennis, John W Grundy ., June 29, 1914.
Dennis, Percy V Grundy February 26, 1915.
Deskins, J. W-_ Grundy March 22, 1916.
Dotson, E. L : Ira ^ May 17, 1917.
Fulton, Claude M v Grundy._ February 21, 1917.
Fulton, S. B Whitewood February 28, 1916.
Gremer, C. M. ._ Grundy. February 5, 1915.
Kennedy, D. L._ Grundy December 20, 1913.
Lichliter, Elizabeth Grimdy December 9, 1916.
Lindsey, Winston S Grundy. February 3, 1914.
Looney, John A Grundy March 20, 1917.
Maynard, Cosby Maxie February 12, 1916.
McCoy, C. W. Grundy._ May 10, 1915.
McCoy, John C Grundy December 15, 1915.
MuUins, Geo. W Grundy February 12, 1916.
Murphy, R. D _ Council December 15, 1915.
Nunley, Clyde Grundy June 28, 1916.
Presley, Elbert Davenport._ December 9, 1916.
Quinby, J. H .....Pearly., February 23, 1916.
Raines, J. C....: Prater April 9, 1914.
Ratcliff, M. B Giumdy September 18, 1917.
Stevenson, S. Raymond ....Hurley November 23, 1916.
Todd Zenna L Grundy October 18, 1916.
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Boatwright, Grace Buckingham September 3, 1916.
Carter, Allen W. Dillwyn. May 15, 1916.
Dunavant, S. E Enonville... April 5, 1915.
Fortney, Earl L. Dillwyn January 28, 1915.
Fulcher. S. J Dillwyn December 2, 1914.
Gamett, A. C, Jr Buckingham June 6, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Goode, Wm. J. C Gilliamsville April 27, 1915.
Gregory, Emmet D Dillwyn August 16, 1917.
LeSueur, Frank Irving: Ore Bank - May 22, 1916.
Moorman, W. P.- New Canton January 24, 1916.
Pantom, Arthur.... Arvonia March 9, 1917.
Smith, A. Rolfe Wealthia January 28, 1915.
Spencer,. R. B.. Dillwyn May 12, 1915.
Tapscott, G. A-. Hatton July 26, 1915'.
CAMPBELL COUNTY.
Black, Hattie L Lynchburg January 19, 1914.
Blankenship, L. C Naruna.— January 8, 1915.
Brown, Jas. G Winfall March 6, 1916.
Coleman, M. L. Lynchburg. May 8, 1914.
Cross, G. M Concord Depot February 8, 1917.
Cross, Kate C Concord Depot April 9, 1914.
Elam, Bessie N Lynchburg. February 19, 1&16.
Farmer, W. B.> Gladys May 17, 1917.
Foster, J. H Brookneal March 7, 1914.
Hardeson, P. F... Altavista. September 18, 1916.
Haskins, Thomas H Altavista May 4, 1915.
Hughes, B. E Lynchburg. November 18, 1914.
Hunter, Ruth Brookneal February 26, 1917.
Jones, Ernest Altavista October 22, 1914.
Lane, W. G., Jr Altavista April 22, 1915.
Ould, Eugene Evington .Januarys, 1917.
Ould, W. Lyle Concord March 6, 1914.
Robbins, Rennie Altavista March 7, 1917.
Smith, Elenor B Lynchburg... March 22, 1916.
Terrell, H. W. Lynchburg... July 15, 1914.
Webster, Alice M Rustburg , May 29, 1916.
Wilkinson, T. J Lynch's Station. May 2, 1916.
Woodson, Miss Edna A Lynchburg.. February 2, 1915.
Yeaman, E. T. Brookneal June 11, 1917.
Zimmerman, Mary A Lynchburg August 17, 1914.
CAROLINE COUNTY.
Beazley, J. Henry... Bowling Green. June 13, 1917.
Butler, E. E., Jr.... Bowling Green. March 29, 1915.
Carter, W. Hamilton. Port Royal August 25, 1914.
Christian, Daisy .- Point Easton September 10, 1914.
Conway, C. B Moss Neck February 16, 1916.
Haislip, Edwin A Fredericksburg. January 10, 1916.
Harding, B. C. Woodford... February 10, 1915.
Head, Mrs. Lucy G .JerrelL. February 16, 1916.
Hicks, C. F., Jr Milford February 16, 1916.
HoUoway, W. T. Port Royal December 10, 1913.
Martin, L. E Bowling Green. June 17, 1916.
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NAME. ADDIOSBS. DATE.
McWhirt, H. D Milford .June 19, 1917.
Miller, William Peltus Milford.._ February 20, 1914.
Mooklar, W. T Mangohick-.^ December 15, 1915.
Nunn, C. A Guinea. September 1, 1914.
Pugh, W. P. Woodford..-^ November 26, 1915.
Samuel, R. A Woodford January 6, 1916.
Sugg, C. F. Guinea April 4, 1916.
Terrell, John T. Doswall March 22, 1916.
Travis, Eugene B Bowling Green. May 10, 1915.
Travis, F. M. ._ New London. March 16, 1917.
Valentine, T. C Bowling Green.- December 20, 1913.
White, H. B Hewlett^ March 6, 1916.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Bishop, W. R. Wolf Glade October 27, 1913.
Bolen, E. C Fancy Gap. July 26, 1915.
Coltrane, *R. M Hillsville April 5, 1915.
Fulton, J. K Carsonville March 28, 1914.
Good, B. P Hillsville January 22, 1917.
Good, M. J Hillsville February 19, 1915.
Guynn, Norman. Woodlawn January 18, 1916.
Hawks, J. L Lamsburg... May 6, 1916.
Kanode, C. E Galax .January 26, 1914.
Kinzer, John W Gladesboro March 6, 1916.
Landreth, S. F„ Galax. February 8, 1917.
Marshall, Gran. B..: Mayberry October 6, 1913.
Marshall, J. Elbert Peck January 6, 1917.
Marshall, James L Long Shoal February 2, 1915.
Morris, A. H Drenn December 22, 1914.
Smith, S. A- Peck February 23, 1914.
Smith, W. J Fancy Gap.._2 August 16, 1917. .
Tompkins, S. W. Hillsville June 19, 1914.
Vass, D. S Cap .June 19, 1914.
Wilkinson, R. G Hillsville January 15, 1915.
Woltz, A. W Galax April 14, 1915.
CHARLES CITY COUNTY.
Binns, J. S.. Holdcroft.„ February 16, 1916.
Bock, Fred S Roxbury December 14, 1916.
Tremper, Louis J Malvern Hill October 28, 1913.
Wilkinson, W. L Tettington._ February 12, 1914.
CHARLOTTE COUNTY.
Berger, D. W Drakes Branch March 12, 1915.
Bigelow, W. L Keysville September 11, 1916.
Blackard, E. A Phenix...._ April 12, 1917.
Carrington, Ruth H Charlotte C. H August 20, 1917.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Chamberlayne, R. S., Jr. Phenix.. .June 15, 1916.
Crews, W. H Saxe„_ March 19, 1914.
Hunter, C. E. Charlotte C. H December 11, 1914.
Hutcheson, D. B Randolph.. April 20, 1914.
Jones, J. G- Formosa March 2, 1916.
LeGrande, L. G.- - Keysville January 26, 1917.
McGuire, W. P. Wylliesburg. . _...October 2, 1916.
Peters, H. D.,. .'.„ Keysville JVIay 13, 1914.
Pettus, W. H., Jr....^ Drakes Branch May 20, 1914.
Purcell, John P ...Drakes Branch. May 25, 1915.
Rosebery, H. C Cullen. November 8, 1915.
Snell, R. L JRed House, R. F. D. 8...JViay 20, 1914.
Stover, L. C Charlotte C. H June 30, 1915.
Tucker, Otis O— -..Drakes Branch.>» July 3, 1914.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Atkinson, Charles J Midlothain. August 1, 1916.
Boisseau, Sterling.. Richmond June 30, 1916.
Buchanan, A. C.^ _ Chester. September 9, 1916.
Crowder, John C ^....Midlothian April 19, 1916.
Dance, S. Lee. .> Richmond January 8, 1915.
Eanes, Howard Petersburg.. February 14, 1917.
Jayne, W. P Winterpock May 7, 1917.
Lester, John A Midlothian June 28, 1915.
Moore, William Robert So. Richmond June 17, 1916.
Palmore, M. A.. Drewry's Bluff.. February 21, 1917.
Perdue, Walter N Chesterfield C. H. January 24, 1916.
Pettigrew, A. N So. Richmond August 25, 1914.
Shortt, C. F Ettricks March 7, 1917.
Sims, L. A Moseley's Junction.. March 19, 1914.
Thompsom, J. G Petersburg July 23, 1914.
Trueheart, W. C Chester. June 19, 1914.
Vaughan, H. M Richmond May 1, 1914.
CLARKE COUNTY.
Glass, George Berry ville May 22, 1914.
Glover, Eugene .". Berry ville April 13, 1914.
Jones, J. T. L. Berryville August 14, 1916.
Moore, Jas. P. Berryville November 17, 1913.
Neill, John B Berryville May 2, 1916.
Ordeman, C. Lee Bluemont October 18, 1913.
Reed, M. L. P Boyce July 17, 1916.
Van Deventer C. Boyce November 12, 1914.
CRAIG COUNTY.
Echols, W. M New Castle December 19, 1916.
Huffman, F. H Captain. January 18, 1916.
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^AME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Huffman, Grover T.„ New Castle June 13, 1917.
Jones, J. P.- New Castle July 16, 1915.
Yoder, H. W— _ New Castle August 23, 1915.
CULPEPER COUNTY.
Allen, Irene M Culpeper. May 1, 1915.
Allison, Annie M.« Richardsville '.October 18, 1916.
Boldridge, John. _ Winston March 2, 1916.
Buckner, J. B , Raccoon Ford. February 14, 1917.
Downing, William P. Culpeper. January 14, 1914.
Gibson, Edwin H Culpeper. January 3, 1917.
Humphries, J. R. P. Elkwood August 16, 1917.
Loving, Janie Nelson. Culpeper._ June 19, 1917.
Morris, Miss Clara L._ Culpeper... November 12, 1915.
Nalle, Adrian. Culpeper — January 10, 1914.
Nottingham, Edgar J., Jr._ Culpeper._ .July 10, 1914.
Silvey, C. W. Culpeper...... January 6, 1917.
Smoot, W. B..._ Mitchells May 14, 1914.
Spillman, A. H Culpeper April 27, 1915.
Turbyfill, Mary L. Culpeper. ._ May 29, 1916.
Wallace, A. H..__ Winston September 20, 1915.
Whitney, Grace Culpeper. ._ April 22, 1916.
Willis, E. O Lignum. May 14, 1914.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Brown, J. M Guinea Mills September 13, 1916.
Cooley, H. G. Cartersville.. January 10, 1916.
Flippen, E. A., Jr Cartersville February 19, 1915.
Flippen, J. T. Cumberland March 26, 1917.
French, M. A Cumberland August 31, 1917.
McRae, Alan Cumberland February 20, 1914.
McRae, Donald Cumberland May 1, 1914.
Moon, A. F., Jr Cartersville. ._ April 20, 1914.
Smith, William M._ Cumberland February 6, 1916.
Wilkerson, Geo. G Cumberland February 12, 1916.
DICKENSON COUNTY.
Amburgey, J. H._ , Dante July 10, 1917.
Arrington, F. M. .., Nealey Ridge September 5, 1917.
Colley, B. B Fremont.. May 23, 1917.
Colley, G. J Jane.. June 28, 1915.
Damron, James W. Clintwood March 16, 1916.
Deel, N. C Tenso March 23, 1915.
Dyer, W. K... Stratton. June 6, 1914.
Edwards, J. T. Tenso September 22, 1916.
French, G. Mark Clintwood August 23, 1916.
Groseclose, F. A Toms Creek.. August 31, 1915.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Hamon, Arthur D Carrie June 1, 1917.
Hilton, L. N._ ^ Leek. November 25, 1914.
Lambert, W. M Clintwood March 9, 1914.
Long, R. A-- - Clintwood September 3, 1914.
Miles, Wade M Wise.. December 31, 1915.
Phillips, R. A Hazel. .„ April 25, 1917.
Powers, Fletcher...- Tiny JVIarch25, 1915.
Pressley, W. W Clintwood February 8, 1917.
Riddle, S. P Clintwood April 12, 1916.
Smith, M. S Dante March 29, 1917.
Smith, S. A-_..... Clintwood December 11, 1913.
Stewart, J. W._ Clintwood- April 19, 1916.
Stone, G. W. Skeetrock August 23, 1916.
Sutherland, J. E. L. Skeetrock. ._ 3darch7, 1917.
Sutherland, W. A Clintwood April 12, 1916.
Wood, C. C, Jr Dwale April 19, 1916.
DINWIDDIE COUNTY.
Boisseau, Knox D Ford August 2, 1914.
Bourne, Arthur Reams November 2, 1916.
Butterworth, Karl Butterworth September 19, 1917.
Carson, B. R.- ._ Church Road February 8, 1917.
Clarke, T. P. Church Road July 10, 1917.
Cook, W. R. - Petersburg December 23, 1915.
Deadmon, J. E Church Road October 22, 1914.
Duane, J. H Ford December 4, 1914.
Dunn, Cyrus. McKenney .January 26, 1917.
Eanes, Howard Petersburg...^ August 17, 1914.
Elmore, H. C Carson November 26, 1916.
Galusha, H. H Butterworth .June 29, 1914.
Ligon, J. Henry. McKenney.- ......August 18, 1915.
Pollard, Charles E Petersburg.. August 23, 1915.
Rives, J. D L.McKenney.. January 22, 1917.
Sutherland, A.J Sutherland November 28, 1916.
Tally, John E... Era._.._ June 28, 1915.
Wells, W. P.- Wellville _ December 23, 1915.
Wilkinson, Guy E Church Road April 23, 1917.
ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY.
Bassette, A. W. E.__ Hampton .June 11, 1917.
Benson, Greo. S Phoebus... December 19, 1916.
Collier, C. L._ Hampton January 8, 1915.
Collier, F. S Hampton December 15, 1913.
Cottrell, W. E., Jr Newport News.- December 2, 1914.
Cumming, Jas. M Hampton .January 29, 1917.
Camming, William J. A Hampton April 19, 1916.
Diggs, John Henry Hampton October 28, 1915.
Dixon, W. T Hampton July 5, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Face, W. H Hampton March 11, 1914.
Fumess, L. P Phoebus April 18, 1917.
Oaylord, R. L., Jr. Hampton March 29, 1917.
Oearhart, John W- Hampton .July 25, 1917.
<jroome. Nelson S Hampton December 29, 1914.
Harris, T. S Harris Grove April 27, 1915.
Holston, Henry K Old Point August 5, 1915.
Holtzclaw, T. S.« Hampton August 21, 1916.
Johnson, C. Irby. Hampton September 16, 1915.
Johnson, P. McK. Hampton October 26, 1916.
Kimberly, H. H Hampton April 20, 1915.
Lackey, M. O. Hampton .January 22, 1917. *
Larrabee, Frank C Phoebus August 18, 1915.
Larrabee, W. F Phoebus .Jime 19, 1914.
Lindsay, E. K Hampton December 8, 1915.
Moore, Floyd W.- Hampton August 11, 1914.
Morgan, M. H .Hampton March 20, 1917.
Nelms, W. J Newport News .January 31, 1914.
Nelson, Hamlin. Hampton June 30, 1915.
Outten, J. C Hampton January 26, 1917.
Phillips, Geo. W Hampton November 9, 1914.
Phillips, P. P Hampton February 10, 1917.
Power, W. H Phoebus December 3, 1915.
Rees, S. C Phoebus April 18, 1917.
Riggins, M. F.„_ Hampton May 10, 1917.
Sclater, Page Hampton October 28, 1915.
Schlater, Thos. L Hampton .January 6, 1915.
Segar, Arthur S Hampton April 4, 1914.
Segar, Winder S Phoebus June 6, 1914.
Sinclair, C. B Hampton March 21, 1914.
Smith, I. H._ Hampton March 14, 1917.
Sonmierville, James A. Newport News July 17, 1916.
Spratley, C. Vernon. Hampton August 16, 1917.
Taliaferro, Wm. C. L._ Hampton March 24, 1914.
Van Pelt, J. L Newport News._ February 14, 1917.
Von Schilling, L. M Hampton April 14, 1915.
Welton, C. S Newport News September 5, 1916.
White, Emma Cornelia. Hampton .....August 13, 1915.
Whiting, Harry C Hampton July 17, 1916.
Winne, R. C Hampton March 6, 1916.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Cralle, A. A Tappahannock September 13, 1916,
Garrett, F. L Bowlers Wharf June 15, 1915.
Lewis, P. W Millers Tavern. March 28, 1914.
Saunders, B. J Lloyds June 22, 1916.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY.
NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Adams, J. G Falls Church January 28, 1916.
Allen, James. Vienna December 22, 1914.
Barbor, A. H East Falls Church December 21, 1915.
Bouton, E. L. S Vienna. February 16, 1914.
Bradshaw, Asa E Hemdon. February 2, 1917.
Buckley, R. R Clifton Station. April 12, 1917.
Church, M. E Falls Church..... April 23, 1917.
Clark, Pomeroy P. Mt. Vernon .June 30, 1915.
Cockeville, James... Fairfax November 26, 1913.
Davis, N. C Swetnam December 15, 1915.
Ellison, W. M... West Falls Church April 23, 1917.
Parr, R. R — Fairfax February 14, 1917.
Fletcher, Chapman... Fairfax March 11, 1914.
Eraser, George B Washington, D. C, R. 4,November 13, 1916.
Oillingham, R. R Accotink .January 10, 1914.
Hawes, H. B..._ : Clifton. June 6, 1914.
Hulchison, P. D Pleasant Valley. December 18, 1914.
Jerman, John F Fairfax January 13, 1914.
Jones, Mary E Burke December 13, 1916.
Jones, W. F._ Fairfax.. June 29, 1916.
Laughlin, Clifton. McLean March 26, 1917.
Mankin, G. T. Falls Church.... November 13, 1916.
Mitchell, H. B Hemdon.. July 22, 1915.
Mitchell, N. Helene Fairfax April 4, 1914.
Nevitt, Robt. G... Larton July 17, 1916.
Northrup, L. L Falls Church. ......February 10, 1915.
Oliver, Miss Kate Brumbach....Fairfax January 4, 1915.
Robey, Ernest L .....Hemdon. October 11, 1915.
FAUQUIER COUNTY.
Allison, L. M Remington... March 26, 1914.
Bowersett, S. L Marshall March 21, 1914.
Brookings, S. E Warren ton December 1, 1916.
Carter, Edward... Warrenton Febmary 9, 1914.
Colvin, B. F Catlett February 12, 1916.
Colvin, Maude C Warrenton August 18, 1916.
Downing, J. Hatch Linden._ June 29, 1916.
Evans, M. Louise. .> _ Warrenton. January 20, 1914.
Fifield, R. A_ Pennington March 2, 1914.
Fletcher, Geo. Latham Warrenton... April 4, 1914.
Gaines, William H Warrenton March 24, 1916.
Oraham, H. A Warrenton.^ October 22, 1914.
Hotchkiss, E. J Warrenton June 30, 1915.
Johnston, J. A __ Upperville January 23, 1914.
Kelly, A. D Remington. Febmary 1, 1916.
Kemper, C. E... Marshall December 9, 1916.
Kiger, John J The Plains. September 18, 1917.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Mara, P. H Midland June 29, 1916.
Marshall, W. F. Markham...^ May 11, 1914.
McCarty, R. M Delaplane March 16, 1916.
Miller, J. N.. Catlett April 10, 1916.
Murray, Robert— The Plains.. ._ October 24, 1913.
Price, J. M.^ - Bealeton April 4, 1914.
Richards, Jesse W. Marshall December 4, 1913.
Seaton, Zella I Rectortown. June 4, 1917.
Teates, W. W. Bealeton. January 20, 1914.
Walraven, Helen C._ Warren ton October 11, 1915.
Walraven, Mrs. Jesse C Warrenton. April 24, 1914.
Yates, M. R Warrenton._ June 29, 1914.
FLOYD COUNTY.
Akers, Lina A..-_ Willis...^ March 8, 1915...
Aldridge, C. P Copper Hill January 18, 1916.
Alley, J. R--_ Indian Valley August 13, 1915.
Burwell, J. E : Floyd.,.-....- June 10, 1915.
Carr, Z. E Simpsons October 22, 1915.
Keith, H. E. Willis January 26, 1917.
Perry, J. B Floyd June 29, 1914.
Phillips, Wm. J Willis January 25, 1915.
Ridinger, Sadie Floyd November 12, 1915.
Smith, Asa S Gage October 6, 1913.
Siner, P. M Floyd Septemebr 18, 1917.
Sowers, Joseph A Floyd August 25, 1917.
Vest, Wm. M Floyd September 25, 1917.
Weeks, Kyle M Floyd June 19, 1917.
FLUVANNA COUNTY.
Burgess, Ernest P._ Fork Union. September 25, 1917.
Fox, Miss Lizzie Lee Palmyra.. July 17, 1916.
Harlan, S. P Palmyra February 13, 1915.
Hodgson, G. P. Columbia.. July 17, 1916.
Kidd, E. B Palmyra March 8, 1915.
Mosby, L. Everett Columbia.. June 11, 1914.
Ranson, Wm. H... , Bremo Bluff April 14, 1915.
Shepherd, Mrs. Blanche L. Palmyra JMay 7, 1917.
Watkins, C. E Kents Store... February 26, 1915.
Whitehurst, R. B Fork Union June 8, 1914.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Abshire, James O Rocky Mount March 24, 1916.
Barker, N. H Ferrum May 7, 1917.
Crum, J. R. W Union Hall March 10, 1916,
Davis, C. J Rocky Mount .January 6, 1917.
Davis, W. R Rocky Mount .June 19, 1914.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Dillard, H. M._._ Rocky Mount June 18, 1915.
Goode, Ryland .-> *. Henry May 12, 1917.
Helms, I. W Haught _ September 25, 1917.
Hundley, G. E Sydnorsville April 27, 1916.
Hundley, Pauline Rocky Mount JMarch 22, 1916.
Hurt, Chas. M Ferrum July 22, 1916.
Kent, Robert L...^ Wirtz..^ December 17, 1913.
Kinsey, J. W-.._ Boone Mill December 31, 1915.
Martin, B. E.„_ Pen Hook June 15, 1915.
Price, Taylor Rocky Mount January 15, 1915.
Prillaman, H. C Callaway May 28, 1917.
Prillaman, H. N Henry June 18, 1915.
Stratton, R. W..- Lynchburg.., JVIarch 2, 1914.
Thompson, W. A. Nowlins Mill _ May 22, 1916.
Turner, J. H Henry December 15, 1916.
Webb, J. H Rocky Mount September 9, 1916.
Whitlow, R. N. Rocky Mount April 7, 1917.
FREDERICK COUNTY.
Beverley, Francis W Winchester. _ August 20, 1917.
Brown, Maud J Winchester November 16, 1914.
Chiles, Eugene E. Stephens City .January 25, 1915.
Coffman, W. E..._ Middletown... May 10, 1916.
Dean, Hilda B Winchester March 20, 1917.
Ebersole, Rose F Winchester.... December 9, 1916.
Good, Isaac N Winchester February 6, 1914.
Maphis, Elsie M Winchester December 11, 1915.
Manuel, P. B Middletown. .'.January 28, 1916.
McFadden, Kathryna Winchester April 4, 1914.
McFadden, S. D Winchester January 22, 1917.
Newlin, Joseph B Winchester .July 22, 1916.
Osbum, Alice L Winchester .July 2, 1917.
Samsell, Greorge A Stephens City.„- October 12, 1914.
Sartelle, Harry Stephens City.. Jime 6, 1916.
Shryock, Russell A. _ Stephens City January 25, 1915.
Stickley, S. M Stephens City....- October 5, 1914.
Worsley, Robert Winchester January 13, 1916.
GILES COUNTY.
Adair, H. T Lunch April 12, 1917.
Bastain, F. E Narrows February 21, 1914.
Buchanan, Mrs. S. J Newport October 1, 1914.
Hobbs, E. W. Narrows.. January 26, 1917.
Hoge, James Pembroke October 22, 1915.
Johnson, T. S Narrows February 3, 1914.
King, Miss Gertrude C Pearisburg September 9, 1916.
Kinzie, W. L... Newport... May 11, 1914.
Lucas, C. A. Newport- March 14, 1917.
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L -^ •
NAME. ADDBESS. PATE.
Peters, C. C Trigg._ December 23, 1916.
Price, C. H Hoges Store f'ebruary 4, 1916.
Snidow, F. A. Pembroke February 28, 1916.
Snidow, W. B Pearisburg April 1, 1915.
Taylor, Beverley Bane White Gale March 22, 1916.
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Bristow, C _ Gloucester Point May 11, 1915.
Bristow, M. E Gloucester Point June 5, 1915.
Broaddus, Wilton T Button .....December 31, 1915.
Gary, George E Gloucester March 29, 1915.
Clopton, Mrs. Ann Crowder.... ..Gloucester Point February 9, 1914.
Edwards, E. S .Bena July 22, 1916.
Folkes, R. A Gloucester January 21, 1914.
Lewis, J. M-_ Gloucester. August 11, 1914.
Nye, W. T Cappahoosic May 25, 1914.
Oliver, Rebecca T Coke June 19, 1914.
Pointer, E. W-__ Gloucester. April 15, 1914.
Pointer, Ruth._ Cappahoosic April 13, 1914.
Rowe, E. H Achilles January 18, 1916.
Rowe, Joel B Lady August 17, 1914.
Sinclair, C. B Gloucester... August 30, 1916.
Smith, P. W., Jr Schley January 13, 1916.
Stubbs, Miss E. Linwood Woods X Roads February 21.. 1914.
Stubbs, W. C, Jr Woods X Roads ...December 2, 1914.
Taliaferro, Mrs. Margaret P Ordinary January 22, 1914.
Thurston, J. M... ...Gloucester Point January 18, 1916.
Von Schilling, Franz .Gloucester March 29, 1915.
GOOCHLAND COUNTY.
Campbell, A. J Elk Hill December 15, 1915.
Boggs, Alfred M _ Stokes February 8, 1916.
Bowles, Cabell R Oilville February 19, 1916.
Dunn, L. J Elk Hill .' March 6, 1916.
Henley, Archer C .'. .Manakin._ June 28, 1915.
Miller, M. K Goochland November 18, 1914.
Parrish, H. T Lassiter April 27, 1916.
Turner, R. N Bula May 4, 1916.
GRAYSON COUNTY.
Baldwin, William M..._ Park February 23, 1914.
Black, T. C Independence November 24, 1913.
Blair, Miss Julia Galax October 2, 1913.
Burnet, H. P Galax October 1, 1914.
Caldwell, D. H... Park November 17, 1915.
Comett, M. O \ Elk Creek March 28, 1914.
Comett, R. W Comers Rock December 18, 1914.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Delp, Jas. F. Elk Creek July 10, 1917.
Fulton, J. K * Carsonville March 28, 1914.
Gilly, W. F. Park October 11, 1915.
Hampton, V. I. G Baywood March 9, 1914.
Harrington, P. L Independence February 19, 1915.
Hash, J. A. Major March 10, 1916.
Higgins, C. T Galax _ July 3, 1914.
Jenkins, H. M Flat Ridge February 4, 1916.
Lawson A. S Baywood June 5, 1915.
Lundy, Miss J. E Independence April 18, 1917.
Moser, Henry W Galax March 7, 1917.
Nuckols, Linnie Galax March 20, 1917.
Paisley, E. L Mouth of Wilson June 6, 1916.
Parsons, J. M .....Independence January 4, 1917/
Parsons, J. W. Independence October 17, 1916.
Peck, S. C._ Fries March 28, 1914.
Perkins, Dan T Troutdale January 15, 1915.
Pool, L. E Independence ,....November 16, 1914.
Rector, J. M. Baywood June 16, 1916.
Rector, J. W Fries March 6, 1914.
Robbins, W. L Vobey ..- December 9, 1916.
Roberts, Enoch Flat Ridge May 22, 1914.
Smith, Eula Gal^xi. July 10, 1917.
Todd, W. W Galax September 16, 1915.
Vaughan, T. C Spring Valley February 26, 1914.
Weaver, C. H. White Top January 26, 1914.
Wiles, Cleveland M White Top.- December 11, 1914.
Woltz, A. W Galax April 14, 1915.
Young, F. M. Edgewater March 7, 1917.
Young, R. M Fox March 9, 1914.
GREENE COUNTY.
Deane, D. C Stanardsville „ November 28, 1916.
JoUett, B. L Stanardsville March 7, 1917.
Powell, R. C Stanardsville October 2, 1916.
Stephens, R. N Quinque October 11, 1915.
GREENSVILLE COUNTY.
Conner, Nellie M North Emporia April 27, 1916.
Davis, W. C Emporia December 12, 1913.
Dodd, A. F Emporia February 25, 1914.
Dyson, R. I North Emporia September 25, 1917.
Faville, Edith Emporia.- June 28, 1915.
Field, George W Jarratt June 19, 1917.
Hobbs, Martha R North Emporia January 26, 1917.
James, B. W North Emporia August 16, 1917.
Johnson, W. S Waubay March 12, 1913.
Kistler, Lucy S Emporia, September 1, 1914.
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Kunes, Miss Helen M Emporia._ M%23, 1917.
Lee, Jesse.« : Emporia April 20, 1914.
Palmer, Fitz L.. ...Emporia April 27, 1915.
Paytas, Michael J Emporia June 10, 1915.
Robinson, R. M-_ Emiporia March 14, 1917.
Roszel, Nellie D Emporia January 26, 1917.
Southall, S. V Emporia February 10, 1915.
Squire, W. R..__ North Emporia October 26, 1916.
Turner, P. Walker. Emporia February 12, 1916.
Webb, J. L..._ Pleasant Shade May 29, 1915.
Wyche, B. W., Jr.._ Emporia February 25, 1914.
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Adams, Philip C South Boston June 16, 1916.
Adams, Robert W. Danripple. .^ December 15, 1915.
Adams, Samuel L South Boston..... November 9, 1915.
Adams, Samuel L., Jr South Boston April 7, 1917.
Adkerson, Miss May South Boston October 2, 1916.
Adkisson, W. S Clover. .__ February 23, 1914.
Bailey, J. P Scottsburg November 25, 1914.
Barksdale, J. L Paces May 2, 1917.
Bonnett, W. F., Jr South Boston.... June 29, 1916.
Bunn, Mamie G. South Boston July 10, 1914.
Chaney, C. C Birch October 4, 1915.
Clark, A. P Clarkton. February 8, 1917
Coates, W. C ^ South Boston March 19, 1915.
Collier, Miss Allena M. Denniston. January 28, 1916.
Crafton, J. G South Boston January 10, 1916.
Crews, S. R Houston August 1, 1916.
Dunnaway, John W. ...- Nathalie.__ January 6, 1916.
East, J. M. South Boston March 29, 1916.
Gibson, G. B.__ Clover December 9, 1913.
Harrel, Lula M South Boston July 13, 1914.
Holland, J. T Republican Grove June 29, 1914.
Horn, Max. ._ Virgilina._ October 14, 1914.
Hurt, E. C Clover May 7, 1917.
Kasey, Miss Louise Houston October 9, 1913.
Kerns, M. V Sutherlin.. July 25, 1917.
Lacy, Ernest C Houston August 1, 1916.
LaPrade, J. C Republican Grove January 18, 1916.
Leslie, D. D._ Houston July 22, 1916.
Loftis, C. M South Boston February 2, 1915.
McCraw, B. S- Nathalie April 27, 1915.
Medley, L. C ._ Houston August 31, 1917.
Mickte,.E. B Nathalie January .13, 1917. "
Mitchell, Gus E-_ * Nathalie July 16, 1915.
Moore, E. J South Boston June 29, 1914.
Owen, W. E South Boston January 8, 1915.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Pool, Thomas G Virgilina September 10, 1914.
Seymore, W. L Crystal Hill February 19, 1916.
Slate, Miss Mary C South Boston May 5, 1914.
Stebbins, C. H Houston November 17, 1916.
Tuck, P. Frank South Boston May 29, 1916.
Tuck, R. C Virgilina..._ April 30, 1917.
Tucker, G. H South Boston March 8, 1915.
Tucker, J. D South Boston January 20, 1915.
Walker, Charles E South Boston April 27, 1915.
Watkins, H. J South Boston February 18, 1914.
Wilkins, J. T.__ Turbeville June 8, 1914.
Wilkins, R. H Turbeville August 20, 1917.
HANOVER COUNTY.
Blanton, L. F Richmond.. February 27, 1914.
Cardwell, W. H Ashland September 27, 1916.
Cox, Frank H._ Ashland September 8, 1915.
Crew, Hope Ashland July 16, 1915.
Doswell; Stonewell J Richmond September 3, 1914.
Moss, Thomas O Richmond February 12, 1917.
Rice, W. A- Doswell _ February 10, 1915.
Smith, Thomas A Beaver Dam January 14, 1914.
Stanley, T. J Bracket September 19, 1917.
Starke, R. C Richmond March 6, 1916.
Terrell, John T _ DoswelL March 22, 1916.
Thompson, Victor H Beaver Dam August 31, 1916.
Tiller, H. P Auburn Mills., February 12, 1916.
Toy, W. L Ashland March 29, 1916.
West, Thomas E. J._ Old Church.. .June 15, 1916.
Wightman, Mrs. A. C Ashland March 29, 1916.
HENRICO COUNTY.
Barker, J. B Richmond September 3, 1914.
Blackburn, J. B Richmond April 23, 1917.
Blake, Alfred L Richmond May 29, 1916.
Boisseau, Sterling.- Richmond June 30, 1916.
Bowles, D. W., Jr Richmond May 13, 1915.
Bowe, Bruce... Richmond September 11, 1917.
Brown, Clarence Blair Richmond August 14, 1916.
Brown, Edward H Richmond.^ _ September 10, 1917.
Brown, LeRoy E Richmond September 27, 1915.
Chapman, Arthur E Richmond. _ May 4, 1915.
Crutchfield, J. Henry. ._ Richmond October 28, 1915.
Eckles, William A... ._ Glen Allen July 12, 1915.
Epps, Jack L Richmond .June 19, 1914.
Field, J. F. W....- Richmond _ May 20, 1914.
Fletcher, T. C Richmond November 22, 1915.
Foster, James E Richmond November 28, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBSSS. DATE.
Gunn, Julien Richmond April 18, 1917.
Hicks, W. A Richmond .July 21. 1917.
Hopkins, J. G.> School. July 27, 1914.
Jackson, W..- _ Richmond : July 10, 1914.
Leake, P. S., Jr Glen Allen^ May 20, 1915.
McAnally, R. P Richmond .January 6, 1917.
McDonough, Joseph A Richmond March 13, 1914.
Meharg, Charlotte M Richmond September 19, 1917.
Preston, George Richmond August 25, 1917.
Read, Frank P._ Highland Springs „ April 29, 1914.
Read, Percy S Highland Springs _ October 2, 1916.
Sanders, Marion Bledsoe Richmond April 1, 1916.
Schaaf, Walter C Richmond February 14, 1917.
Taylor, H. Seldon, Jr.. Richmond March 6, 1916.
Todd, T. J Richmond ! June 22, 1916.
Walker, R. H Richmond February 20, 1914.
Watson, Ira Richmond .January 13, 1916.
Wilson, H. S Richmond September 25, 1914.
Wynn, R. A. Richmond January 13, 1916.
Yearby, I. L Richmond..... August 3, 1914.
HENRY COUNTY.
Bill, David S Spencer February 9, 1914.
Booker, Fletcher C _ Martinsville September 11, 1916.
Carpenter, W. M Ridgeway August 16, 1917.
Coleman, T. C Ridgeway .». January 20, 1915.
Ford, J. C Martinsville September 8, 1915.
Ford, O. D... Martinsville March 25, 1914.
Ford, Thos. M Martinsville July 25, 1917.
Hairfield, O. W Martinsville April 24, 1914.
Haley, L. P Axton January 13, 1917.
Holland, D. J Boxwood March 29, 1915.
Minter, J. T Martinsville April 8, 1915.
Minter, Miss Susie B Martinsville February 6, 1914.
Oakley, S. C Ridgeway August 14, 1916.
Philpott, A. B Philpott March 19, 1915.
Philpott, B. C Bassetts January 17, 1914.
Stone, P. R Martinsville .'. October 6, 1916.
Vaughan, B. C Bassetts February 13, 1915.
Wooding, Thomas A. Danville February 26, 1915.
HIGHLAND COUNTY.
Colaw, J. Fremont Crabbottom November 26, 1916
Gibson, Willis..- Vanderpool December 15, 1915..
Gunn, Elbert W Monterey June 29, 1914.
Gunn, A. P Monterey January 26, 1917.
Hansen, C. C Monterey July 13, 1914.
Hupman, P. V Headwaters February 2, 1917.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Jones, Edwin B Monterey- September 1, 1914.
Marshall, J. H Williamsville October 1, 1913.
Matheny, Lenore B ,.JVlonterey- June 1, 1917.
IVIatheny, W. H Monterey. May 2, 1916.
Swecker, E. D Monterey. October 20, 1915.
Woodell, A. J Doe Hill April 13, 1914.
ISLE OF WIGHT COUNTY.
Bailey, R. L Zuni March 6, 1916.
Barrett, A. S _ Smithfield July 20, 1916.
Batten, Miss Ida M Windsor February 8, 1917.
Briggs, B. B Smithfield November 17, 1916.
Chapman, H. B Smithfield January 24, 1916.
Chappell, J. W Smithfield July 30, 1914.
Clark, John I Smithfield September 12, 1914.
Cofer, John I Smithfield October 1, 1914.
Cox, James P. Smithfield April 20, 1915.
Elam, William G.. Suffolk June 30, 1914.
Gary, C. W Franklin October 16, 1913.
Holloway, J. W., Jr Smithfield February 26, 1917.
Home, R. A Zuni.._ April 19, 1916.
Howie, W. E Fergussons Wharf September 21, 1914.
Jones, C. R-._ Sir ithfield July 23, 1914.
Jones, J. Buck Battery Park March 16, 1917.
Leathers, F. T Windsor May 15, 1916.
McMinton, L. C Smithfield April 12, 1916.
Mathews, Sadie E Smithfield March 13, 1914.
Nicholson, R. S Windsor February 2, 1917.
Pittman, I. E Smithfield January 14, 1913.
Rhodes, W. J Windsor June 5, 1915.
Rouse, P. S Smithfield June 16, 1916.
Rowell, James R. Jr..._ Smithfield December 12, 1913.
Whitley, C. F Smithfield August 16, 1917.
Wilson, Charles E Isle of Wight January 13, 1914.
Wingfield, G. W Sedley January 22, 1917.
JAMES CITY COUNTY.
Armistead, C. C Williamsburg February 9, 1914.
Armistead, Frank. , Williamsburg January 26, 1916
Armistead, Rosa L William.sburg September 18, 1916.
Armistead, R. T Williamsburg February 9, 1914.
Barnes, John A. Diascond April 16, 1917.
Bonnett, W. F Williamsburg March 29, 1916.
Branch, Alice C._ Toano April 3, 1917.
Brooks, Gardner Tyler Williamsburg March 29, 1916.
Clark, H. T..._ Williamsburg April 4, 1916.
Cowles, Carter C Diascond March 7, 1917.
Enos, W. F. H Williamsburg September 18, 1917.
60 REPORT OF THE
NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Gatewood, R. E Toano March 29, 1916.
Geddy, Geo. Ben..._ Williamsburg September 10, 1914.
Geddy, John M Toano September 1, 1914.
Hall, C. M. Williamsburg December 31, 1915.
Henley, Norvell L Williamsburg April 19, 1916.
Henley, R. L Williamsburg June 4, 1917.
Jenson, Barton I Norge June 18, 1915.
Marston, Bessie Wynne Toano July 22, 1916.
Peachy, B. D Williamsburg September 8, 1915.
Peachy, B. D., Jr Williamsburg August 14, 1916.
Porter, W. H Toano January 3, 1917.
Steiner, K. C Williamsburg March 10, 1916.
Spencer, T. Peachy Williamsburg January 3, 1917.
Thorpe, Jetta C Williamsburg December 23, 1915.
Wales, Rev. L. W Williamsburg October 9, 1913.
Ware, Mary K. V Toano January 22, 1917.
Ware, W. Walker. ._.. Toano March 15, 1916.
Williams, Thomas A .....Williamsburg March 24, 1916.
KING GEORGE COUNTY.
Griffith, David H Oak Grove. April 14, 1915.
Grigsby, J. C Index... December 28, 1916.
Hunter, Thomas Lomax King George August 25, 1914.
KING AND QUEEN COUNTY.
Courtney, W. S Little Plymouth May 11, 1914.
Dunn, I. S...., Dragonsville May 22, 1916.
Fleet, J. W Biscoe April 15, 1914.
Haynes, W. T. Walkerton June 22, 1916.
Smith, Frances W._ Biscoe February 8, 1917.
Vaughan, John R. F Cologne January 10, 1916.
KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
Bagby, A. Julian West Point August 14, 1916.
Broaddus, Scott West Point February 16, 1915.
Cole, O. L West Point March 14, 1917.
Hutchinson, J. O Etna Mills April 20, 1915.
Lewis, H. I West Point May 27, 1914.
McGeorge, R. L Globe March 2, 1916.
Mooklar, W. T Mangohick December 15, 1915.
Moncure, T. D Aylett March 6, 1914.
Nunn, Josiah S Aylett March 16, 1916.
Pollard, H. B Cohoke September 11, 1916.
Thompson, F. F Lester Manor May 25, 1915.
Willeroy, William A.„ Palls April 18, 1917.
Woodward, H. M West Point May 14, 1914.
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LANCASTER COUNTY.
NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Bruce, M. W. White Stone .February 26, 1915.
Chase, H. B Kilmarnock September 20, 1915.
Clark, H. B.__ Nuttsville August 17, 1914.
Doggett, W. A Weems November 11, 1913.
Eilskov, P Weems December 9, 1916.
Hall, H. P. Brookvale October 28, 1915.
James, W. T Kilmarnock.... October 17, 1913.
Lee, W. McDonald Irvington. October 4, 1915.
Newbill, Frank G Irvington. April 20, 1915.
Reed, W. E. T Morattico January 20, 1915.
Rilee, Gladys Irvington. September 18, 1916.
Stuart, George H ^.. Ottoman..... August 14, 1916.
«
LEE COUNTY.
Allen, W. P Gibson Station.. .January 10, 1916.
Bailey, C. D._ dinger June 19, 1917.
Bales, C. A Rose Hill May 11, 1914.
Bales, Charles C Pennington Gap._ November 22, 1915.
Baimer, V. S._- Dot April 18, 1917.
Couk, C. E Jonesville August 30, 1916.
Cox, C. S „ Jonesville January 18, 1916.
Duncan, Charles T. Jonesville.. October 22, 1915.
Ely, Marion T Rose Hill December 9, 1916.
Freeman, Miss Allie O Jonesville... December 31, 1912.
Fugate, R. B.. Duffield... June 11, 1917.
Garrett, G. W Rose Hill .July 21, 1917.
Hartley, H. L Ocoonita April 13, 1914.
Hemdon, C. B Dryden.. December 9, 1916.
Hill, S. G.-._ Leona Mines March 23, 1915.
Humphreys, J. H Gibson Station.. March 1, 1917.
Hurd, A. H Keokee ' December 30, 1913.
Kilboume, H. F. St. Charles August 3, 1914.
King, T. M Boones Path March 23, 1915.
Kirk, M. R St. Charles March 10, 1916.
McClure, D. C. ....Jonesville... May 11, 1914.
McDowell, Willie ....Jonesville February 2, 1915.
McPherson, E. S Blackwater April 8, 1915.
Miller, M. D Dona. February 16, 1916.
Miser, L. D Keokee June 4, 1917.
Munsey, J. F. Hogan.. .January 28, 1916.
Nash, W. P. Gibson Station. .- October 28, 1915.
Neff, W. E .Jonesville.. February 2, 1915.
Pennington, W. R Pennington Gap.. December 21, 1916.
Richmond, H. C. T., Jr Ewing January 19, 1914.
Robinette, L. R> Blackwater August 14, 1916.
Skaggs, E. R Jonesville February 20, 1914.
Smith, C. D Jonesville December 21, 1916.
62 REPORT OF THE
NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Smith, Henry Boones Path May 23, 1917.
Stuart, Wm. A. Big Stone Gap January 29, 1917.
Wood, W. P Pennington Gap. February 23, 1914.
Woodward, E. N. Jonesville._ May 23, 1917.
Willis, ^. S : Ewing May 2, 1916.
Wynn, A. Cam Jonesville March 8, 1915.
Wynn, Esther. Jonesville September 16, 1915.
LOUDOUN COUNTY.
Benton, W. C Middleburg. February 23, 1916.
Carr, Josephus Leesburg. August 21, 1916.
Chapin, J. Lincoln. Bluemont March 10, 1916.
Clemens, John R Leesburg July 20, 1915.
Cole, Howard E Leesburg .June 6, 1914.
DuflFey, Edward S...- Middleburg. September 28, 1917.
Fraser, George B R. 4, Washington, D. C....November 13, 1916.
Gaver, T. F Hillsboro November 13, 1916.
Gibson, W. Preston Leesburg June 11, 1914.
Harding, Victor B.. Ashbum February 28, 1916.
Hemdon, M. L Hamilton. December 2, 1914.
Hutchison, T. Gales.— Lenah .June 28, 1915.
James, E. F Leesburg March 20, 1917.
Johnson, R. G Lovettsville September 25, 1914.
Link, D. T..- Hillsboro March 19, 1914.
McFarland, E. L Leesburg July 20, 1915.
MoGavack, J. T Waterford November 2, 1916.
Metzger, W. A.^ Leesburg .January 18, 1916.
Millhollen, E. B.._ Philomont October 17, 1916.
Newman, Rosa S Sterling August 18, 1916.
Norman, A. C Purcellville.: September 1, 1914.
Otley, J. A -^ Lincoln November 24, 1913'.
Phillips, M. D Areola January 6, 1915.
Richard, A. B Leesburg May 25, 1915.
Shipman, C. H._ Leesburg.. September 27, 1915.
Shumaker, Charles F Lovettsville.. May 12, 1915.
Soffel, Clyde Unison November 8, 1915.
Tennant, W. Brydon Richmond August 30, 1916.
Thomas, Owen I Round Hill November 2, 1916.
Thompson, H. C Round Hill ....September 15, 1914.
Whitmore, L. H Leesburg April 30, 1917.
LOUISA COUNTY.
Bumpass, John T. Bumpass May 7, 1917.
Carr, J. O Mineral...-. July 12, 1915.
Cooke, George H _ Buckner February 8, 1916.
Dickinson, Mrs. B. E.„ Trevilians February 26, 1915.
Donally, J. P Louisa.... March 20, 1917.
Dunkum, Essie I Louisa April 10, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Jackson, James M.^ Orchid December 13, 1913.
Kent, J. A Louisa.. July 30, 1915.
Kimbrough, C. Y Mineral-- April 19, 1916.
Meredith, C. B Willowbrook. April 6, 1916.
Pendleton, L. S Mineral October 26, 1916.
Perkins, A. N Shelfar December 31, 1915.
Spicer, P. B Fredericks Hall November 23, 1916.
Stover, John T. .„ Mineral ..._ June 16, 1916.
Thomas, J. M., Jr_ Louisa. April 19, 1916.
Turner, Milton H Vigor. .....May 29, 1916.
Watkins, C. E Kents Store February 26, 1915.
West, James L. W. Louisa. March 29, 1917.
Wright, James W. Louisa.... July 17, 1916.
LUNENBURG COUNTY.
Allen, C. T., Jr. Kenbridge September 27, 1915.
Arvin, A. B Meherrin February 16, 1914.
Arvin, Elizabeth. Victoria October 11, 1915.
Bailey, Benj. J Dundas- April 9, 1914.
Barlow, R. J- Kenbridge March 6, 1916.
Barnes, C. S Keysville, R. F. D August 31, 1915.
Bell, I. B Wilbum. December 1, 1916.
Bell, W. E Wilbum October 4, 1915.
Bell, W. O Lynchburg December 19, 1916.
Bridgeforth, A. S.. Olo September 15, 1914.
Bridgeforth, Wm. A. Alberta.. January 28, 1916.
Britton, A. J> Meherrin May 20, 1914.
Daniel, Claude Kenbridge July 10, 1917.
Dupriest, Wm. E..._ Victoria March 10, 1916.
Eley, Alvin H... Victoria August 3, 1914.
Ficklen, J. L Victoria ...November 12, 1914.
Fore, H. G Fort Mitchell March 29, 1917.
Gaines, Alma C Victoria March 28, 1914.
Gee, R. E Lochleven December 8, 1915.
Gettier, G. L Victoria December 29, 1914.
Gregory, H. C Victoria September 20, 1916.
Irby, W. S Kenbridge October 11, 1915.
Kauffman, F. H._ Meherrin October 2, 1916.
Kaylor, A. D Victoria November 13, 1916.
Kennedy, D. T Kenbridge January 19, 1914.
Love, H. C Kenbridge February 4, 1916.
Love, H. J Kenbridge May 22, 1914.
Neblett, S. R Victoria December 31, 1915.
Ogbum, Ella- Kenbridge March 10, 1916.
Reed, W. P Victoria September 28, 1917.
Stokes, C. R._ Victoria August 31,- 1915.
Terry, S. T Victoria December 11, 1913.
Tisdale, J. T..._ Kenbridge December 13, 1916.
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NAME. ADDEESS. DATE.
Turner, D. M Dundas April 18, 1917.
Waddill, James T Victoria March 26, 1914.
Waddill, J. W. Victoria February 19, 1916.
Wallace, Samuel A Kenbridge January 15, 1914.
Walthall, Geo. W Kenbridge December 31, 1915.
Waltman, C. C Kenbridge April 3, 1917.
Webb, R. G...- Kenbridge March 10, 1916.
Wilkinson, Margaret E Victoria April 3, 1917.
Wilson, Madison C Victoria December 30, 1913.
Winn, B. L Keysville February 21, 1917.
Winn, C. W. Keysville March 6, 1914.
MADISON COUNTY.
Aylor, Wilmer Aylor January 13, 1917.
Bohannon, W. E Madison- : June 28, 1915.
Carpenter, Claude. Shelby April 12, 1917.
Chapman, Thomas A-_ Criglersville March 8, 1915.
Coppedge, G. H Brightwood— January 22, 1917.
Dulaney, Herman L Peola Mills March 2, 1914.
Fry, John W Achash May 25, 1915.
Gibbs, G. L.__ Glory August 18, 1915.
Lillard, T. H Graves Mill... July 25, 1917.
Smith, F. P., Jr... Madison April 20, 1915.
Smith, Shirley H Madison February 8, 1917.
Thrift, G. R Madison July 10, 1914.
Twyman, L. M. „ Locust Dale March 9, 1914.
MATHEWS COUNTY.
Davis, Maurice A Mobjack January 28, 1915.
Diggs, C. E- Cardinal February 12, 1916.
Healy, Joseph E Mathews January 3, 1917.
Hudgins, Arthur C New Point February 6, 1914.
Jordan, J. H Cardinal February 12, 1916.
Miller, W. H Mathews May 22, 1916.
Minter, J. Wesley Bohannon.— July 1, 1917.
Rawlings, Earl D Gwynn June 16, 1916.
Smith, Sands, Jr Mathews August 21, 1916.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Andrews, Lucye M South Hill July 3, 1914.
Baptist, J. W Boydton. March 7, 1917.
Bedinger. F. C Boydton October 17, 1914.
Blanks, W. D Clarksville October 2, 1913.
Bryson, James D... Chase City May 10, 1917.
Bryson, Maude Boydton.- November 16, 1914.
Bryson, Thomas A. South Hill October 21, 1913.
Burton, F. A. Clarksville _ August 25, 1917.
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NAME. ADDBBSS. DATE.
Carter, W. E Boydton.. March 11, 1914.
Chandler, O. P. Buffalo Junction February 9, 1914.
Crenshaw, Howard B Chase City May 1, 1915.
Doggett, C. L Clarksville December 3, 1915..
Dugger, John W— , Boydton March 26, 1914.
Farrar, J. W Baskerville January 22, 1917.
Hagood, J. L LaCrosse .June 10, 1915.
Hayes, L. H Union Level March 16, 1917.
Jeffress, J. H Skipwith August 20, 1914.
Johnson, Annie C. Chase City June 6, 1916.
Johnson, S. B., Jr Union Level October 22, 1916.
Moore, J. H Jeffress January 10, 1916.
Moore, S. T Radcliffe October 27, 1913.
Patterson, R. D. Chase City January 13, 1917.
Petty, H. L..> South Hill December 2, 1914.
Phillips, S. E..._... South Hill '. April 23, 1917.
Raney, L. M LaCrosse December 13, 1916.
Reamy, F. B._._ Chase City June 6, 1914.
Roberts, B. R Chase City April 19, 1916.
Sizemore, J. E Buffalo Lithia Springs June 22, 1916.
Turner, B. B.... Clarksville February 20, 1914.
Williams, Norman H Chase City February 19, 1916.
Willis, C. O.... Chase City March 26, 1917.
MIDDLESEX COUNTY.
Ames, W. B... Lot-._ February 14, 1917.
Blake, Mrs. Fannie B Amburg December 18, 1914.
Burch, Robert E Samos .January 19, 1916.
Daniel, J. William No Head February 12, 1916.
Hardy, John Amburg December 15, 1914.
Segar, A. E. Locklies April 27, 1916.
Smith, E. J Salu^a.-_ May 22, 1916.
Weaver, L. Newton Urbanna.- August 23, 1915.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Akers, C. T Riner.„_ June 16, 1916.
Akers, M. T Riner February 27, 1914.
Anderson, John A Blacksburg July 17, 1914.
Baxter, Mary F... Shawsville March 22, 1917.
Campbell, T. P., Jr. Blacksburg January 25, 1915.
Dossing, W. T Shawsville._ February 23, 1916.
EUett, Guy F. Christiansburg.. August 18, 1915.
Epperly, John. Harless. January 29, 1917.
Fogleman, J. H. B Blacksburg May 4, 1915.
Foster, Paul H „ ., .• Cambria..... January 24, 1916.
Greear, I. J. 'Riner May 15, 1916.
Hagan, B. M. ._ Christiansburg.. October 31, 1913.
Hall, W. J Christiansburg.. August 16, 1917.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Helm, J. W Shawsville April 14, 1915.
Helms, T. A. Blacksburg October 9, 1913.
Hendricks, Eugene T. Ironto. September 11, 1916.
Jewell, Mrs. Effie M. Alleghany Springs September 8, 1915.
Johnson, Archer P Christiansburg.- December 15, 1915.
McKenna, Joseph P... Blacksburg January 10, 1916.
Miller, A. W.« Blacksburg February 26, 1917.
Mitchell, Gladys H Cambria September 25, 1917.
Mitchell, James William Cambria January 22, 1917.
Neikirk, W. C Shawsville. April 5, 1915.
Olinger, R. L Cambria May 15, 1916.
Roop, Redmond I : Christiansburg.. January 30, 1914.
Tompkins, D. S.^ ^ Christiansburg._ September 11, 1916.
Walthall, J. G. Lafayette September 5, 1916.
NANSEMOND COUNTY.
Boone, H. S '. Holland.... June 28, 1915.
Council, B. W. Holland November 22, 1915.
Cnmipler, M. W. Chuckatuck._ December 31, 1915.
Harrell, Miss Susie R Suffolk „ October 3, 1913.
Hosier, J. Walter. Suffolk January 6, 1914.
Knight, T. O Suffolk- .July 7, 1917.
Leathers, W. V ^ Suffolk September 25, 1914.
Lewis, C. L._. Suffolk. : January 6, 1916.
Lewis, D. C Suffolk November 28, 1913.
Luke, I. A. ^ Holland May 1, 1915.
Norfleet, J. B., Jr...... Suffolk. May 29, 1916.
Parham, S. F Suffolk October 14, 1913.
Raby, E. K : Deanes March 15, 1916.
Rawles, R. H Suffolk February 2, 1915.
Rawles, Walter C Suffolk May 22, 1916.
Saunders, J. R Suffolk October 22, 1913.
Shreves, Mrs. J. H Crittenden. .January 15, 1915.
Smith, R. P. Suffolk July 28, 1914.
Stallings, Moody K .. Suffolk September 4, 1917.
Sturgeon, A. V.- Reid's Mill December 8, 1915.
West, J. R : Suffolk May 4, 1916.
NELSON COUNTY.
Anderson, B. K Roseland February 25, 1914.
Arrington, W. M Arrington...^ February 12, 1916.
Brewster, Morgan Lackie Lewesville January 6, 1914.
Bryant, A. G Bryant. 31ay 5, 1914.
Canada, W. C Tye River January 4, 1915.
Farrar, L. S. Rockfish. December 20, 1913.
Harris, W. Horsley. Gladstone August 31, 1915.
Loving, Houston. Roseland^ April 27, 1915.
Mawyer, H. D Lovingston December 31, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
ft
Meeks, L. W- Massie's Mill November 8, 1915.
Nelson, David E Wingina. May 1, 1915.
Roberts, Calvin T..;. Faber February 2, 1915.
Robinson, J. H.._ Afton. • July 10, 1917.
Saunders, T. W. Roseland May 22, 1916.
Sherman, H. 0._ .....Shipman..^ February 12, 1917.
Stratton, R. W-_ Lynchburg... March 2, 1914.
Tucker, L. Grafton... Lovingston. October 26, 1916.
Yates, C. H Oak Ridge May 4, 1915.
NEW KENT COUNTY.
Barnes, Manly H.. Providence Forge January 18, 1916
Palmatier, Charles E... Quinton... March 26, 1917.
Potts, Geo. K_ Barhamsville _March 29, 1917.
Walls, J. L.„ -. Lanexa February 26, 1917.
NORFOLK COUNTY.
Adams, B. F._ West Norfolk Janual-y 8, 1915.
Atkisson, I. S Pinners Point February 26, 1917.
Bailey, J. R Sewall's Point June 19, 1914.
Black, F. W-. Portsmouth.. August 18, 1915.
Carter, B. D... Norfolk... ^ December 11, 1913.
Charlton, William E .^ hickory October 12, 1914.
Collier, L. W Port Norfolk. .January 6, 1916.
Cook, F. P Norfolk. .January 29, 1917.
Corr, W. E Portsmouth.. April 23, 1917.
Dickinson, A. M Norfolk. August 16, 1917.
Foster, William H Algonquin Park. September 1, 1914.
Griffin, W. S Portsmouth.. September 11, 1916
Harper, Miss Lida. Port Norfolk April 9, 1914.
HoUowell, T. Crowder Norfolk February 27, 1914.
Hubbard, J. C Portsmouth... April 12, 1917.
Humphries, E. F. Fentress January 8, 1915.
Johnson, J. M Deep Creek. August 20, 1914.
Lowe, D. C Norfolk September 27, 1915
Lyons, S. W., Jr... Berkley March 2, 1916.
Maddrey, H. J Portsmouth .June 15, 1916.
Manning, A. E SewalPs Point February 19, 1916.
Martin, Alvah H., Jr.« South Norfolk September 11, 1916.
Miller, F. H Portsmouth... December 31, 1913.
Murfee, J. A Pinners Point October 11, 1915.
Nicholas, H. L. Portsmouth... .July 17, 1916.
Parker, Cora P. Portsmouth. May 8, 1914.
Payne, George M Norfolk August 25, 1917.
Perrot, Geo. T.. Portsmouth.. October 9, 1913.
Poindexter, Parke L... South Norfolk January 10, 1916.
Portlock, F. L South Norfolk December 9, 1916.
Powers, N. B...... Portsmouth... .July 30, 1915.
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NAME. ABDBBSS. DATE.
Ralph, Thomas W- Ocean View. April 1, 1915.
Redd, James T. Norfolk February 27, 1914.
Roberts, James A. Hickory April 23, 1917.
Robertson, M. K-« Norfolk.. October 26, 1916.
Robertson, Rachel D Norfolk.— October 1, 1914.
Sawyer, Dr. L. L Norfolk.. : March 29, 1916.
Silvester, W. W. Norfolk.. .- March 19, 1915.
Trimble, Ethel Wilbem Ocean View April 3, 1917.
Upton, John Norfolk. October 22, 1914.
Wateman, Frank A Ocean View. December 30, 1913.
Webb, Julius S.« Portsmouth. December 3, 1913.
Wood, D. Todd South Norfolk.... September 18, 1916.
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Adams, H. H Eastville March 7, 1917.
Ashby, James H Exmore March 24, 1916.
Bell, Charles R Machipongo January 24, 1916.
Brown, E. D. Exmore September 13, 1916.
Burbage, I. J Cape Charles December 8, 1915. >
Chandler, J. W. Exmore... May 2, 1916.
Corbin, Hilda V Eastville June 11, 1917.
Daniel, John W Cape Charles. August 14, 1916.
Dunton, H. C Townsend November 24, 1913.
Ennis, Irvin S. Eastville March 13, 1916.
Fitchett, B. B Franktown... December 4, 1914.
Jones, James W. _ Cape Charles March 2, 1916.
Kelley, Marion E Eastville July 10, 1914.
Milligan, Carl W.... Cape Charles January 29, 1917.
Roberts, W. C Nassawadox March 8, 1915.
Stacks, Guy M Cape Charles March 29, 1916.
Sterling, Theo., Jr Cheriton. February 21, 1917.
Stevenson, Lynn W. Cape Charles May 4, 1915.
Stevenson, M. H Cape Charles July 17, 1916.
Tabb, Wm. H Cape Charles February 5, 1915.
Townsend, Samuel Capeville December 15, 1913.
Tudor, Stanley E Cheriton. December 23, 1913.
Turner, J. T Exmore... March 20, 1917.
Weaver, George R.. ......: Cape Charles. December 29, 1914.
Wilkins, F. Tucker. Cape Charles _May 12, 1915.
Wilson, Upshur. Cape Charles August 18, 1915.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Beale, Robert Mundy Point June 19, 1917.
Blackwell, Willie C Remo JMarch 15, 1916.
Blundon, H-. Gordon.... Burgess Store... ;. October 26, 1916.
Brent, R. S Heaths ville... May 14, 1914.
Christopher, T. W. Wicomico Church April 14, 1915.
Cralle, A. K.^ Heathsville. April 5, 1917.
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NAME. . ADDBE8S. DATE.
Hall, Herbert P. Brookvale November 17, 1915
Hatton, Allen E.... Edwardsville May 28, 1917.
Headley, L. W. Callao. April 22, 1915.
Hinton, Greorge H.. Lilian February 21, 1917.
Jett, Frank C.^ Reedville June 5, 1915.
Jett, J. C Reedville June 19, 1917.
Sydnor, W. P Burgess Store... November 24, 1913.
Towles, C. S. Reedville .July 2, 1917.
NOTTOWAY COUNTY.
Agnew, J. P Crewe June 18, 1915.
Barrow, Samuel L-..« Blackstone July 10, 1914.
Carson, Wm. Walker Nottoway.,.', ._ February 2, 1917.
Dunn, F. L Nottoway January 17, 1914.
Epes^ Wilfred G.- Blackstone July 3, 1914.
Frederickseil, R. H Blackstone October 22, 1914.
Hardaway, J. H Crewe September 16, 1915.
Hardy, C. H._:. Blackstone ,. June 26, 1917.
Hurt, Joseph M Blackstone July 2, 1917.
Jones, Claude M Crewe February 9, 1914.
Jones, J. M Crewe December 31, 1915.
Jones, William Robert Blackstone January 10, 1916.
Lambert, Emma C Blackstone...^ November 12, 1915.
Lambert, Inez R. Blackstone._ April 20, 1914.
McEnery, Jessie Blackstone January 28, 1915.
Morgan, C. D.^ Crewe March 15, 1915
Morgan, Etna G Blackstone .January 26, 1917.
Moore, S. E._ — Crewe April 27, 1915.
Passavant, Juliette B — Blackstone August 7, 1914.
Robertson, Ernest E Wellville February 2, 1917.
Scott, R. C Blackstone December 29, 1914.
Sheffield, W. H Burkeville July 22, 1916.
Sullivan, Miss Clara E Blackstone _ .January 29, 1917.
Verser, W. H Crewe May 22, 1916.
YHiite, W. M Blackstone May 8, 1914.
Williamson, G. R Spainville April 1, 1915.
Woodson, Thos. C..-_ Crewe January 22, 1917.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Aflhmore, J. S Locust Grove March 4, 1914.
Averill, Mrs. Annie L :..Orange May 2, 1917.
Blackman, Mrs. C. D :....Orange March 6, 1914.
Bradbury, Fannie Stanard.. Orange .June 29, 1914.
Briggs, W. W Orange March 2, 1914.
Carter^ Roy W.,. Orange July 17, 1916.
Cranz, Oscar Gordonsville September 13, 1916.
Croxton, M. M...> Orange October 20, 1915.
Field, M. G Orange January 27, 1914.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
FuUerton, John C Orange January 4, 1915.
Garrett, Miss M. F. Orange May 2, 1917.
Golsan, E. F. Somerset September 8, 1914.
Head, G. E Barboursville June 19, 1914.
Head, H. H.„.. Barboursville September 25, 1917.
Holladay, H. T., Jr Rapidan September 25, 1914.
Jackson, Marshall™ Lahore August 7, 1914.
McClure, R. M Gordonsville. February 3, 1914.
Perry, E. R._ Gordonsville September 5, 1917.
Seeley, Joseph St. Just .,._ May 12, 1915.
Shackelford, V. R Orange March 2, 1916.
Slaughter, R. C Orange May 8, 1916.
Walker, Bernard T.. Unionville July 23, 1914.
Watson, O. B Orange October 20, 1916.
Wilhoit, C. G Somerset May 22, 1916.
Willis, Henry G Indiantown May 17, 1915.
Wills, J. Reid, Jr Orange March 26, 1914.
PAGE COUNTY.
Aylor, Orville H Luray April 1, 1914.
B^rrey, Emmett C Luray... May 2, 1916.
Bickers, H. C Shenandoah December 2, 1914.
Brown, John P. Shenandoah- July 7, 1917.
Foote, C. B — Stanley- January 4, 1915.
Frank, W. E Luray February 5, 1915.
Koontz, W. T. Shenandoah December 2, 1914.
Lauderback, C. C Stanley November 17, 1913.
McKim, D. C Luray. .- July 17, 1916.
Page, H. G Shenandoah City._ April 30, 1914.
Price, J. S Luray November 26, 1913.
Stover, Annie E. Luray January 28, 1915.
Walton, S. L. Luray September 18, 1917.
PATRICK COUNTY.
Akers, C. W Buffalo Ridge... January 26, 1917.
Anglin, Walter. Woolwine._ September 27, 1915.
Barnard, E. M Peters Creek.__. April 8, 1915.
Bowman, William H._.> Stuart April 20, 1914.
Boyd, W. T Meadows of Dan March 15, 1915.
Brown, H. G., Jr. Elamsville._ April 3, 1917.
Brown, J. H., Jr. Critz September 27, 1915.
Bryant, Thos. E Dodson August 16, 1917.
Clark, Harry C: The Hollow March 24, 1916.
Clark, Robt. N Stuart February 12, 1917.
Conner, R. J Stuart June 19, 1914.
DeHart, Mrs. M. J._ Hartsville August 3, 1915.
Hall, Moses T Dodson. March 14, 1917.
McMillion, C. T Ararat.-- June 15, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Moran, E. P Woolwine, R. F. D January 4, 1915.
Nolen, C. W Elamsville. ._ December 29,1914.
Shockley, J. C Stuart August 23, 1915.
Tatum, T. C. Critz, R. F. D September 16, 1915.
Underwood, S. K JVleadows of Dan February 2, 1915.
Weatherman, J. D..-_._ ^ Carters Mills July 10, 1917.
PITTSYLVANIA COUNTY.
Adams, J. S. ._ Gretna September 25, 1917.
Anderson, H. E Chatham January 28, 1916.
Carter, J. L Chatham November 12, 1915.
Collie, J. H Vance March 29, 1916.
Creasy, M. A Gretna October 28, 1915.
Crider, E. P Chatham October 1, 1914.
Davis, J. J. ._ Sandy River July 16, 1915.
Dawson, R. B Level Run February 23, 1916.
Dodd, Corinne Chatham April 22, 1916.
Dodson, W. Howard..- Danville March 9, 1914.
Farmer, Charlie A. Motleys November 11, 1913.
Ferguson, R. E._.. Chatham June 18, 1915.
Groflf, E. M Java.- •. August 31, 1915.
Hogan, J. H Elba April 12, 1916.
Howard, Mrs. F. C. ._ Danville.- April 9, 1914.
Hundley, P. J. Danville March 22, 1916.
Hunt, J. D., Jr. Sycamore.— May 15, 1916.
Jefferson, J. D Callands January 14, 1914.
Jones, Charles H._ Dry Fork._ October 14, 1914.
Mahan, J. W. Whittle's Depot... January 29, 1914.
Marshall, Frank Chatham February 6, 1914.
Noell, Walter C Gretna January 20, 1915.
Overbey, R. L.__ Chatham November 17, 1916.
Pritchett, John L Whitmell January 10, 1914.
Reynolds, C. J Witt February 12, 1916.
Seymour, Charles R Cascade March 26, 1914.
Singleton, Pauline G. ._ Java April 9, 1914.
Soyars, J. R. Wenonda R. 1 April 8, 1915.
Travis, J. F.... Danville, R. 5 August 5, 1915.
Tredway, Miss N. R Chatham February 12, 1914.
Williams, D. T Chatham August 1, 1914^
Wooding, Thomas A. Danville.- February 26, 1915.
Yeatts, A. L Chatham R. 3 April 5, 1917.
POWHATAN COUNTY.
Hobson, J. Haskins Belona. — February 26, 1917.
Hubbard, George D Belona April 30, 1917.
Maxey, William E Powhatan April 27, 1915.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY.
NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Armstrong, A. B Farmville May 6, 1916.
Bugg, J. L Farmville. ._ October 28, 1914.
Beverley, Edward.. Farmville December 1, 1913.
Crawley, Charles W Prospect. March 2, 1916.
Crowe, M. Stanley Farmville .June f9, 1917.
Dahl, E. Peabody. Farmville February 26, 1915.
Falwell, A. M. M Farmville November 22, 1916.
Hale, H. B._ Farmville....- July 17, 1917.
Harris, James E Prospect March 26, 1917.
Hubbard, F. W .....Farmville January 10, 1914.
Hubbard, Ruby V. Prospect. February 26, 1915.
Hubbard, S. D Rice._ May 22, 1916.
Kaufman, F. H Meherrin October 2, 1916.
Jackson, Lelia M Farmville .June 4, 1917.
Johnson, Thomas P Farmville. March 6, 1916.
Layne, M. M Farmville April 7, 1917.
Mathewson, Roy. Farmville April 16, 1917.
Overton, Jno. B Farmville April 1, 1915.
Perrow, M. Lillian Farmville... October 2, 1916.
Powell, James J._ Farmville February 2, 1917.
Thompson, J. Taylor. Farmville December 1, 1916.
Vaiden, V Farmville June 15, 1916.
Watson, W. A. Darlington Heights .June 17, 1916.
Weaver, W. D Rice January 8, 1917.
Whitten, O. H Farmville.. Augusts, 1916.
Wilson, R. B., Jr. Green Bay. August 30, 1916.
Wootton, Frank T. . „_ Farmville _ December 22, 1914.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY.
Abrams, Albert Justus City Point May 20, 1915.
Amoroso, William Hopewell March 6, 1916.
Ball, Linwood ..„ City Point March 2, 1916.
Beskin, John. City Point.- June 5, 1915.
Binford, J. H Disputanta January 22, 1917.
Bitner, L. S-„ City Point October 4, 1915.
Bodeker, Chas. C Petersburg January 10, 1916.
Bracey, R. B City Point ..July 22, 1916.
Branscombe, Emmert Hopewell March 2, 1916.
Brown, J. G _ Hopewell February 23, 1916.
Cocke, Chas. H City Point January 10, 1916.
Collier, C. L City Point July 30, 1915.
Cuthbert, James E Petersburg July 16, 1915.
Daniel, W. H Hopewell January 18, 1916.
Demsey, W. H Petersburg.- March 18, 1916.
Eanes, Howard Petersburg. November 8, 1915.
England, James N City Point January 10, 1916.
Frey, W. H., Jr...: Petersburg November 22, 1915.
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NAME. ADDBJBSd. DATE.
Goldberg, Charles D Hopewell February 19, 1916
Goodman, John P City Point. August 31, 1915.
Graham, J. W..-_ City Point February 2, 1917.
Griswold, Robert G City Point April 12, 1917.
Hanna, Farry, Jr Hopewell December 15, 1915.
Hogg, W. E City Point August 13, 1915.
Horton, Fred W. Petersburg, R. F. D. 2....June 18, 1915.
Hudson, C. H._ City Point... October 20, 1915.
Hume, J. H City Point November 28, 1916.
Ivey, R. W City Point October 4, 1915.
Jackson, R . F City Point .June 28, 1915.
Johnson, W. P Petersburg.^. !...November 24, 1915.
Kershaw, A. R... Riehmond -July 22, 1915.
King, R. Sidney...- Hopewell March 18, 1916.
Lancaster, W. H Hopewell February 16, 1916.
Luke, J. M Hopewell November 17, 1915.
McCoy, James H Hopewell April 19, 1916.
Mifka, Albina .: City Point October 4, 1915.
Mifka, E. A Petersburg June 30, 1915.
Minter, W. M Hopewell .January 28, 1916.
Morris, Charles T City Point. May 10, 1915.
Mickel, G. K City Point- April 12, 1917.
Penn, G. H City Point August 31, 1915.
Percival, R. R City Point October 4, 1915.
Reynolds, R. W. ^..City Point July 12, 1915.
Sims, L. A., Jr .So. Richmond March 9, 1915.
Savithes, Jordan City Point August 13, lflt5.
Spiegel, Louis City Point August 31, 1915.
Temple, Josiah J. Prince Greorge November 13, 1913.
Tesluk, Pamphel City Point. December 21, 1915.
Thweatt, W. W Carson February 13, 1917.
Totusek, Kristine A-_ Disputanta .June 29, 1914.
Tucker, J. Randolph City Point January 13, 1916.
Ulman, Joseph H Hopewell .November 8, 1915.
Walters, J. Edgar. Petersburg. November 8, 1915.
Watts, J. Leicester.. Hopewell January 28, 1916.
Webb, Bell Prince George September 16, 1915.
Wells, H. H Petersburg June 26, 1917.
Williams, Thomas A Richmond July 22, 1915.
Wilson, J. W. City Point June 5, 1915.
Wolfe, C. Lee Disputanta May 25, 1915.
PRINCESS ANNE COUNTY.
Bonney, James H Bonney, R. F. D. 2- November 5, 1914.
Dawley, George W. Pleasant Ridge September 16, 1915.
Gresham, Eugene V Princess Anne June 29, 1914.
Jarvis, Mattie M Virginia Beach March 9, 1914.
Kellam, A. E Princess Anne July 20, 1915.
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Kellam, F. E Princess Anne February 1, 1916.
Ohlinger, G. F Lynnhaven. January 10, 1916.
Payne, W. R._ Lynnhaven March 14, 1917.
Smith, Edwin J Norfolk...,. October 22, 1914.
Smith, Roy. Virginia Beach April 10, 1916.
Washington, Josephine R London Bridge... .June 6, 1914.
Woodhouse, J. F. Princess Anne January 24, 1916.
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY.
Brown, O. J Manassas .January 10, 1916.
Comwell, S. T Agnewville June 22, 1916.
Crow, Wm.» Joplin February 4, 1916.
Davis, Miss Viola. Manassas October 23, 1913.
• Ellis, M. M Manassas March 16, 1917.
^Hall, W. Withers Occoquan... April 19, 1916.
Hite, W. F Gainesville December 1, 1913.
Hooker, W. R..._ Nokesville October 14, 1913.
Hunter, G. W. Occoquan...- March 25, 1915.
Hutchinson, Robert A. Manassas March 22, 1916.
Johnson, C. R. C..._ Manassas April 18, 1917.
Jones, Miss Lillian M Manassas August 3, 1916.
Jones, R. C Quantico August 31, 1917.
Ledman, L _ Occoquan December 31, 1915.
Meetze, C.J Manassas. March 19, 1914.
Moss, L. Q Quantico March 6, 1916.
Nelson, Jas. E Manassas August 16, 1917.
Pattie, E. N Gainesville March 7, 1917.
Purvis, Benjamin Fredericksburg... July 30, 1917.
Ratcliffe, G. M Dumfries February 28, 1914.
Reid, Jas. H Mount January 30, 1914.
Saffer, E. E Manassas October 1, 1914.
Sinclair, C. A. Manassas May 29, 1915.
Smith, G. W :...Haymarket April 15, 1914.
Thornton, Davies H _ Manassas October 23, 1913.
Woodyard, R. H Occoquan January 26, 1917.
PULASKI COUNTY.
Bentley, J. R Dublin...... November 28, 1916
Buchanan, Madge M Pulaski January 22, 1917.
Calfee, Earnest W Pulaski February 8, 1916.
Cave, W. W Pulaski August 14, 1916.
Crenshaw, J. H., Jr Richmond October 28, 1915.
Dillon, Beulah Pulaski. December 4, 1914.
Eskridge, Allen T., Jr Pulaski March 29, 1916.
Groseclose, Herbert F Pulaski June 22, 1916.
Hall, G. C Pulaski November 17, 1915.
James, Maude._ Pulaski March 24, 1914.
Jordan, O. P Pulaski April 19, 1916.
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Lindsay, R. L Allisonia.^- December 19, 1916.
Moomaw, Geo. C Dublin August 18, 1915.
Morehead, Miss Margaret Pulaski October 11, 1915.
Painter, C. H Pulaski June 5, 1915.
Pratt, E. T Draper. February 16, 1916.
Southern, D. B._.. AUisonia April 30, 1914.
Summers, C. G. Snowville._ January 15, 1915.
Taylor, E. B. L. Richmond October 28, 1915.
Thaxton, H. W._. Pulaski July 25, 1917.
Van Riper, E. F. Richmond... October 28, 1915.
Weisfer, J. M Dublin. January 28, 1916.
Whitaker, Gladese Pulaski January 28, 1916.
Wysor, J. L. Pulaski October 2, 1916.
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY.
Baggarly, F. C-_ Washington. September 20, 1915.
Gary, G^or^e E Washington. December 21, 1915.
Dudley, Frances C Washington. January 25, 1916.
Dulaney, Hemon L.._ Peola Mills March 10, 1916.
Hudson, L. R Slate Mills May 25, 1915.
Menefee, Carroll Luray March 4, 1914.
Ricketts, Robt. H Flint Hill .....February 8, 1917.
Settle, Geo. W. Flint Hill June 5, 1915.
RICHMOND COUNTY.
Garrett, E. L Bowlers Wharf. June 15, 1915.
Lewis, M. C Famham April 24, 1914.
Northup, Frederick Sharps February 23, 1916.
Wellford, Armistead N Warsaw.-.- September 25, 1914.
ROANOKE COUNTY.
Abbott, L. H Roanoke April 12, 1917.
Andrews, I. M Roanoke January 15, 1915.
Andrews, W. L Roanoke May 15, 1917.
Atkinson, C. L Vinton... October 5, 1914. ,
Ball, Charles A Roanoke April 20, 1914.
Bowling, W. P Roanoke._ August 1, 1916.
Cook, Charles W. Salem August 31, 1915.
Davis, A. M Salem September 10, 1914.
Garman, Robert E Bradshaw March 6, 1916.
Glasgow, H. P Roanoke February 8, 1917.
Harmon, Pauline.. Salem April 7, 1917.
Hogan, H. E Roanoke... May 7, 1917.
Howell, W. E Roanoke.. June 29, 1916.
HuflF, P. A Salem January 3, 1917.
Krine, Robert S Salem August 1, 1916.
Lindsay, W. A Roanoke. May 11, 1914.
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McClimg, D. S Salem..._ March 26, 1914.
McClung, J. Louis Salem April 23, 1917.
McClung, M. G Salem May 15, 1916.
McNamee, E. T.. Roanoke. May 27, 1915.
Mahood, F. M Roanoke May 5, 1914.
Martin, A. Lambert. Catawba. March 15, 1915.
Martin, James C Roanoke... Augusta 11, 1914.
Michel, B. V. .- Roanoke..^ March 19, 1915.
Miller, J. W. C Roanoke May 24, 1917.
Murray, W. S Rollins April 1, 1915.
Oakey, W. H Salem March 4, 1914.
Plunkett, Walter C._ Roanoke.. July 16, 1915.
Roberts, W. O.. Roanoke... April 23, 1917.
Saul, J. P., Jr Salem May 15, 1916.
Sears, C. E Airpoint July 25, 1917.
Sellers, Charles W Roanoke.. .June 15, 1915.
Sherertz, J. Samuel Roanoke January 8, 1917.
Spangler, Lena.. Vinton..... January 8, 1915.
Taylor, E. B. L Salem February 19, 1915.
Upson, E. G Roanoke.. April 27, 1915.
White, D. M... Salem January 20, 1915.
Whitten, John B Salem December 11, 1914.
Wrenn, Roberta Roanoke.. November 8, 1916.
Wright, R. P.. Vinton- February 8, 1917.
Wright, Wistar D Roanoke... July 27, 1917.
ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY.
Ackerley, Mary D Lexington February 28, 1917.
Adair, E. G. Lexington. October 6, 1916.
Baldwin, B. G Glasgow .January 28, 1916.
Barclay, Mary P. Lexington. January 8, 1915.
Bosworth, J. E Brownsburg. January 22, 1917.
Burger, John W Natural Bridge August 14, 1916.
Champe, Mary E Lexington.... October 22, 1915.
Dunlop, Miss Lula S _ Lexington August 5, 1915.
East, D. H Raphine April 19, 1916.
Edmonds, Francis Howard Glasgow January 15, 1915.
Gassman, Miss Elizabeth H Lexington October 14, 1913.
Glasgow, Frank T Lexington. October 12, 1914.
Greever, J. O Lexington. February 18, 1914.
Hottinger, John.. Lexington... March 19, 1914.
Howerton, Miss Mary A. Lexington. October 6, 1913.
Huffman, Miss I. M.. Raphine October 20, 1915.
Jackson, O. C Lexington. June 28, 1915.
Letcher, G. D Lexington February 14, 1917.
McCrum, J. T Lexington...... October 24, 1914.
Moore, Frank. Lexington. February 6, 1914.
Morrison, H. L Lexington. July 3, 1914.
Morrison, J. W... Murat March 11, 1914.
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Ott, H. Arthur. Fairfield January 24, 1916.
Patton, N. M Lexington. February 23, 1914.
Roadcap, Susan A.._ Goshen. April 8, 1915.
Ruff, Wallace Lexington...^ March 19, 1914.
Shaw, D. E Lexington.^ February 5, 1915.
Shields, Wm. R Lexington.,..^ August 13, 1915.
Smith, Nettie W. Lexington. September 27, 1915.
Teaford, H. H Kerrs Creek .January 28, 1916.
Van Riper, E. F Richmond February 19, 1915.
Wa^e, A. P Lexington...- March 10, 1916.
Wilson, H. A Rockbridge Baths January 28, 1916.
ROCKINGHAM COUNTY.
Acker, D. C. Broadway January 26, 1917.
Bagby, Blanche.. :. Harrisonburg March 2, 1916.
Baker, Lorena L Harrisonburg May 27, 1914.
Bauserman, B. L._ Port Republic September 27, 1915.
Beard, C. D Harrisonburg July 27, 1914.
Beery, Thomas P Harrisonburg. May 6, 1916.
Berlin, G. Richard Bridgewater July 21, 1917.
Brown, R. R._ Harrisonburg December 18, 1913.
Byrd, S. H. W Bridgewater September 18, 1917.
Coffman, Lucy M. Harrisonburg .July 13, 1917.
Conrad, Ed. S Harrisonburg April 15, 1914.
Converse, F. Flavia. Harrisonburg December 29, 1914.
Cootes, E. A Cootes Store February 19, 1916.
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Crawford, E. B Harrisonburg January 15, 1914.
Crider, William R. Dovesville January 25, 1915.
Crist, N. R Dayton December 9, 1913.
Custer, J. H Genoa December 8, 1913.
Dinsmore, William L- Port Republic January 19, 1914.
Emswiler, B. F Cootes Store.. August 30, 1916.
Fansler, A. J.„ Timberville R 3 May 12, 1917.
Flory, I. L- Elkton December 8, 1915.
Frazer, Edith Harrisonburg November 12, 1915.
Funk, Wm. Clay Singer Glen October 11, 1915.
Garber, J. A Timberville July 5, 1916.
Gentry, H. B. C Elkton .January 18, 1916.
Glenn, James Edwin Harrisonburg September 27, 1915.
Glick, A. a. Dayton- August 23, 1916.
Grattan, Geo. G., Jr Harrisonburg September 16, 1915.
Hammer, Charles A Harrisonburg November 7, 1913.
Hamsberger, C. D Grottoes April 20, 1915.
Hensley, Claude B Elkton December 1, 1913.
Hughes, J. E. L. Harrisonburg February 3, 1914.
Keezel, Chas. M Port Republic, R.F.D. I.January 25, 1915.
Keiter, J. W Dayton. March 29, 1917.
Lambert, E. L McGaheysville.- February 1, 1916.
Lewis, A. U Harrisonburg June 19, 1917.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Lineweaver, E. R. Harrisonburg August 13, 1915.
Long, Beulah N_ Harrisonburg January 28, 1916.
Mauzy, C. H Harrisonburg September 25, 1914.
McVeigh, W. H , Elkton September 18, 1917.
Morrison, John W. Harrisonburg August 17, 1914.
Myers, W. F Mt. Clinton February 8, 1916.
Ott, E. D.„_ Harrisonburg November 24, 1914.
Paul, John Harrisonburg April 14, 1915.
Pennybacker, J. J Broadway November 28, 1916.
Price, C. G Harrisonburg June 18, 1915.
Revercomb, J. W. Hinton _ February 12, 1916.
Rhodes, Saida A Harrisonburg August 3, 1915.
Root, George R Grottoes.— April 10, 1916.
Showalter, J. W. R.-, Timberville.^ May 22, 1916.
Showalter, T. T. Port Republic April 20, 1914.
Staples, Ralph '. Harrisonburg February 27, 1914.
Stark, Ethel E. Harrisonburg March 9, 1914.
Swank, Edward Harrisonburg '. July 17, 1914.
Switzer, J. Roberj; Harrisonburg February 4, 1916.
Taylor, J. W. Lacey Springs April 8, 1915.
Van Riper, E. F. Richmond May 1, 1915.
Wenger, David- Edom November 25, 1914.
Winfield, Miss Paulina S Broadway May 20, 1915.
Wyant, A. E ^....Beldin.. November 12, 1915.
Zirkel, L. K Harrisonburg November 17, 1915.
RUSSELL COUNTY.
Albert, Sylvester. ._ Elk Garden. February 28, 1916.
Audet, Esther L Putnam February 8, 1916.
Baldwin, V. X Hansonville. .» February 4, 1916.
Carpenter, Alta. Lebanon September 8, 1915.
Counts, Silas B. F Carlerton. December 2, 1914.
Ervin, J. D Mew. March 19, 1915.
Gilmer, T. A — Lebanon. January 10, 1916.
Gilmer, Wm. R Lebanon. November 28, 1913.
Gray, W. G Castlewood May 23, 1917.
Griffith, A. T Honaker. July 6, 1915.
Hargis, E. F.. : Lebanon , _ March 18, 1916.
Harmon, Arthur D. Carrie June 1, 1917.
Huff, J. W Castlewood November 13, 1916
Jackson, W. B Mendota December 11, 1914.
Johnson, G. B Honaker.- February 10, 1915.
Kennedy, J. B Cleveland April 22, 1916.
Matthews, M. C. W... Dante May 2, 1917.
McCoy, Robt. A. Dante February 21, 1917.
Miles, Wade M Wise December 3, 1915.
Millard, W. A.. .» Wilder.^ October 4, 1915.
Moore, G. W. Cleveland. October 11, 1915.
Plaster, A. J. Raven. January 24, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Porter, J. M Castlewood August 31, 1915.
Rasnake, Charles.. Cleveland February 23, 1916.
Rasnake, Jonas Russell April 22, 1915.
Salyer, B. H Castlewood July 10, 1914.
Sexson, W. M Castlewood May 29, 1916.
Shoemaker, A. D Honaker. April 12, 1916.
Sutherland, L. B. Coulwood August 3, 1917.
Wilson, Sara Preston. Lebanon. October 22, 1914.
Wolfe, J. A. Wilder._ „. August 31, 1915.
SCOTT COUNTY.
Addington, Hugh M Niche Is ville.„_ July 27, 1917.
Barker, Peter D. ._ Mendota.- .' February 8, 1917.
Bellamy, J. P. Bellamy. August 13, 1915.
Blaqjcwell, W. F. C Dungannon February 5, 1915.
Brennan, Robert Valaho ^ February 11, 1914.
Carter, E. Thompson. Gate City February 27, 1914.
Crabtree, H. B Hiltons.. May 17, 1915.
Darnell, T. M.__ Clinchport March 14, 1917.
Darter, J. M._ Nickelsville March 10, 1915.
Doughtery, Carson.^ Nickelsville August 16, 1917.
Herren, C. M Gate City January 18, 1916.
Horton, N. M_ Gate City .January 15, 1915.
Jackson, W. B Mendota December 11, 1914.
Kidd, H. C Clinchport October 26, 1916.
Londy, W. H Dungannon September 16, 1915.
Mitchell, T. S Rye Cove December 30, 1913.
Parrish, J. C. Duffield .January 8, 1917.
Peters, J. H _ Gate City May 10, 1915.
Peters, W. B._ Mach January 19, 1914.
Pierson, J. P. Speers Ferry. .January 10, 1916.
Ramey, W. W.. .> Gate City June 29, 1914.
Richmond, Eleanor V Gate City December 13, 1916.
Smith, J. W... ^ '. Gate City November 12, 1914.
Stone, D. B. S Hiltons February 2, 1917.
Taylor, Milo Lomax... February 6, 1914.
Wolfe, J. H Speers Ferry._ June 15, 1915.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY.
Baker, B. E Fishers HilL February 26, 1917.
Barnes, Herbert A. New Market August 16, 1917.
Barton, Alex., Sr. ^ Woodstock ....-May 2, 1916.
Bowers, C. Lee Edinburg January 23, 1914.
Burgess, H. C Strasburg.. December 30, 1913.
Coflfman, M. _ Woodstock July 9, 1915.
Davis, Emily R. Woodstock June 10, 1915.
Eberly, J. W. Strasburg. .« .January 6, 1915.
Feller, J. L Woodstock February 4, 1916.
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Funk, H. S Strasburg ._. February 26, 1917.
Geary, E. C Woodstock. August 3, 1914.
Geary, George R._ Mount Jackson Januarys, 1917.
McClanahan, Greorge M Strasburg October 24, 1913.
Hite, M. L. Edinburg, R. 1 June 18, 1915.
Hoover, C. N New Market September 16, 1915.
Hutcheson, J. C..._ Edinburg August 30, 1916.
Lemley, Beulah N Strasburg February 2, 1917.
Maphis, F. D Strasburg June 28, 1915.
Miller, Fenton Jerome January 17, 1914.
Morehead, F. H... New Market May 10, 1917.
Neff, M. L--_ Mount Jackson ^..September 13, 1916.
Rangeley, Annie C Woodstock October 2, 1916.
Snarr, G. H.._ Lebanon Church May 29, 1915.
Snarr, N. F. Tom's Brook February 26, 1917.
Stickley, A. C Strasburg. April 5, 1915.
Stickley, J. P. M Mount Jackson. December 31, 1915.
Triplett, L., Jr Mount Jackson.- February 16, 1914.
Walker, Arlene Woodstock October 11, 1915.
Zirkle, C. L Quicksburg April 4, 1916.
Zirkle, J. Julius Forestville. March 10, 1916.
Zirkle, J. Milton Quicksburg February 20, 1914.
SMITH COUNTY.
Bare, James G Marion January 15, 1915.
Blankenbeckler, D. J Seven Mile Ford February 28, 1916.
Buchanan, J. P. ._ Marion March 15, 1916.
Buchanan, Madge M Marion. November 26, 1915.
Cappel, Jr., Charles H .....Marion September 20, 1917.
Cole, Clay S Marion November 12, 1914.
Copenhaver, W. Lynn Marion May 12, 1917.
Crenshaw, J. H., Jr Richmond October 28, 1915.
GoUehon, J. H Saltville November 24, 1914.
Goetchius, J. S Saltville December 9, 1916.
Groseclose, John A. Marion August 7, 1914.
Hutton, L. L Sugar Grove August 11, 1914.
Johnston, Walter E Marion December 13, 1916
Lantz, J. W- Cedar, Springs. January 20, 1915.
Maxwell, T. J. Marion August 14, 1916.
Painter, Elizabeth Marion January 10, 1916.
Preston, N. C Seven Mile Ford December 20, 1913.
Roberts, J. S._ Broadford March 24, 1916.
Sheffey, James White Marion January 14, 1914.
Taylor, E. B. L Richmond October 28, 1916.
Umbarger, W. E Chilhowie May 4, 1915.
Van Riper, E. F... Richmond October 28, 1915.
Wallinger, G.J. North Holston January 29, 1917.
Ward, T. B Chatham HilL_. April 1, 1915.
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Wassum, J. B Atkins- December 19, 1916.
White, H. K Chilhowie July 26, 1915.
Whitesell, Mae ^...Marion. January 22, 1917.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY.
Beale, E. C Franklin April 7, 1917.
Beale, E. L Franklin.- January 3, 1917.
Beamon, W. C Franklin April 7, 1917.
Beaton, E. B ._ Boykins February 12, 1914.
Beaton, Norman S Boykins April 16, 1917.
Boothe, S. T Branchville March 10, 1916.
Briggs, C. C Ivor. May 14, 1914.
Bristow, W. O Franklin. .Januarys, 1917.
Bryant, J. T Handsom March 9, 1914.
Butler, J. E. Sedley July 22, 1915.
Carey, Miss Alice H Capron January 22, 1917.
Cole, Miss S. A Coutland ...September 5, 1916.
Council, C. M Burdette April 27, 1915.
Council, J. R Zuni, R. F. D. 2 December 29, 1914.
Darden, John B Newsoms April 8, 1915.
Drewry, W. H Ivor September 18, 1917.
Edwards, Franklin Franklin February 8, 1917.
Edwards, L. R Franklin February 13, 1915.
Eley, J. PowelL ..._ Franklin February 19, 1916.
Faircloth, J. T Sedley February 13, 1915.
Fleetwood, J. W Boykins ....August 30, 1916.
Fleetwood, L Franklin._ March 12, 1915.
Gary, C. W. Franklin October 16, 1913.
Gay, L. A-_ Franklin July 30, 1914.
Gillette, H. A Courtland December 15, 1915.
Harris, E. M Branchville July 27, 1914.
Homer, Guy T Boykins November 16, 1914.
Howard, Richard Newsoms May 10, 1915.
Johnson, S. P Arringdale August 17, 1914.
Leggett, John M Sedley July 30, 1915.
Mahoney, J. A Ivor January 22, 1917.
Marks, R. F Courtland August 16, 1917.
McGlone, William F _ Franklin March 20, 1917.
Norfleet, Walter H._ Franklm. February 11, 1914.
Owens, Miss Ruth M Franklin. July 28, 1914.
Pope, R. A Drewryville. _ March 12, 1915.
Pulley, L. C Ivor June 29, 1916.
Reese, G. W. Courtland April 4, 1916.
Richardson, C. W. Courtland March 25, 1915.
Rush, W. H.-_ Branchville October 11, 1915.
Sebrell, Jas. E Courtland January 18, 1916.
Stephenson, C. T Zuni August 3, 1915.
Story, Elliott, R Franklin February 14, X917.
Story, W. F. ..._ Franklin December 15, 1914.
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Thornton, H. C Franklin. December 15, 1913.
Vaughan, C. C, Jr. Franklin. January 14, 1914.
Watkins, R. E. L. Franklin. Januarys, 1917.
White, E. F. Capron .' September 18, 1917.
Winfield, G. W...- Sedley .January 22, 1917.
SPOTSYLVANIA COUNTY.
Almond, Winston S Granite Springs May 17, 1917.
Bishop, Miss Vanda L.- Howison. February 12, 1916.
Blaydes, R. C. Snells.- May 22, 1916.
Crismond, J. P. H Spotsylvania.. June 6, 1916.
Dickinson, M. H McHenry February 8, 1917.
Gordon, S. G Partlow October 22, 1914.
Graves, L. P._ Fredericksburg.... November 8, 1915.
Hairslip, Edwin A. Fredericksburg. .January 10, 1916.
Jennings, Bessie L.. Brockroad. November 24, 1914.
Maddox, L. G Partlow September 18, 1917.
Mills, N. L Marye .'. March 2, 1914.
Powell, S. P Spotsylvania.- .July 13, 1917.
Reynolds, J. W. Parker._ March 2, 1916.
STAFFORD COUNTY.
Brooks, Elliott E Fredericksburg June 10, 1915.
Bryan, C. A. Stafford C. H._ March 26, 1917.
Dodd, R. JL.ee Fredericksburg February 8, 1916.
Hawkins, J. L. Fredericksburg. . .> October 24, 1914.
Norman, B. S- Garrisonville May 2, 1916.
Randall, Miss Edna H Falmouth.- December 8, 1915.
Wallace, G. B-... Fredericksburg. .- April 3, 1917.
SURRY COUNTY.
Barham, Jr., Sidney B Runnymede._ August 16, 1917.
Deverell, Persse H. S Claremont February 11, 1914.
Dowell, Annie Deane Surry September 18, 1917.
Edwards, Lucile W.- Surry. January 22, 1914.
Green, Chas. W. Surry._. ..January 26, 1917.
Hudgins, J. C Claremont December 15, 1913.
Johnson, L. E Dendron._ June 18, 1915.
Kimball, B. D Claremont January 29, 1914.
Kitchen, William Willis Surry. ._ May 27, 1914.
Norris, W. E...,- Waverly October 18, 1916.
Oliver, Stuart A Claremont February 12, 1916.
Richardson, E. M Dendron._ November 23, 1916.
Rogers, Arthur Dendron. ._ July 10, 1914.
Schuster, Ott J. Spring Grove March 12, 1915.
Stevens, Margaret L Surry. November 13, 1916.
Wingfield, G. W.- Sedley. January 22, 1917.
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' SUSSEX COUNTY.
NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Allen. J. M Wakefield. ._ ' November S, 1915.
Baird, John F._ Waverly October 17, 1914.
Birdsong, Frank L Waverly April 1, 1914.
Browder, J. M Jarratt March 11, 1914.
Custis, Kathryn P Waverly July 17, 1916.
Fowler, Delia Pearl Waverly December 9, 1916.
Freeman, Philip-.._ Stony Creek February 27, 1914.
Jarratt, B. F ._. Stony Creek February 19, 1916.
Kirshmier, W. H._ Wakefield- ._ January 22, 1917.
Lewis, R. S Stony Creek April 16, 1917.
Monson, A. M Yale -July 22, 1916.
Norris, W. E. Sussex October 18, 1916.
Partridge, G. T Yale._ „ September 13, 1916.
Richardson, Charles B Waverly January 6, 1917.
Richardson, F. B Wakefield.__ March 19, 1915.
Savedge, A. T Littleton March 22, 1916.
Savedge, W. H._ Wakefield August 1, 1916.
West, J. W. Waverly February 1, 1916.
TAZEWELL COUNTY.
Altizer, J. B Richlands July 17, 1916.
Barbae, Lee J- Tazewell October 28, 1915.
Baylor, R. E-_ Graham • December 3, 1915.
Bowen, T. C Tazewell October 5, 1914.
Britts, Nye Tazewell July 7, 1917.
Brown, Jr., C. R. Tazewell May 31, 1917.
Buchanan, Archie C- Tazewell January 28, 1915.
Cameron, Julia W. Graham. December 15, 1915.
Craig, Robert A Pounding Mill February 8, 1917.
Crockett, R. K Graham December 3, 1915.
Draper, John J.> Raven. October 28, 1915.
Galway, C. M Pocahontas .July 10, 1914.
Gildersleeve, J. R._ Tazewell „ February 16, 1914.
Gillespie, James H Tip Top June 22, 1916.
Grady, W. H Coaldan March 13, 1916.
Greever, A. S Burkes Garden. June 16, 1916.
Gross, Harry Pocahontas March 15, 1915.
Hale, Glenn. Pocahontas May 14, 1914.
Haller, Dr. John P Pocahontas May 27, 1914.
Harman, Jas. W. Tazewell July 17, 1916.
Hyneman, Rebecca. Graham August 18, 1915.
Lester, Madge Tazewell October 11, 1915.
Millard, AlUe M Tazewell._ November 8, 1915.
Morton, J. E. Graham March 19, 1915.
Mullin, Grat M Tazewell. .>. April 12, 1916.
Nelson, J. C N. Tazewell April 27, 1915.
Orr, C. B... Richlands December 9, 1916.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Payne, C. C TazewelL February 28, 1916.
Peery, Chapman H .vTazewell March 8, 1915.
Raffle, Elias Pocahontas May 15, 1916.
Rector, J. S. Broadford ._ March 15, 1916.
Royall, J. Powell. Tazewell. April 20, 1916.
Snufflebarger, T. L. Cove Creek-_ January 3, 1917.
Steele, H. R Cedar Bluff.. October 4, 1916.
Stupalasky, Joseph A _ Pocahontas November 28, 1916.
Spratt, H. L Richlands..^ January 15, 1915.
Spratt, W. B Richlands- December 8, 1915.
Spratts, Mrs. W. B Richlands July 22, 1916.
Sproles, A. V Pocahontas July 17, 1916.
Tabor, E. W. Pocahontas July 17, 1914.
Wells, R. A. Graham July 13, 1914.
Witten, Miss Margaret S i.Tazewell ..„ August 14, 1916.
WARREN COUNTY.
Allen, S. G._ Front Royal November 5, 1914.
Bell, Miss Mary H Front Royal November 28, 1913.
Buck, Wm. R Front Royal April 27, 1915.
Coinpton, Wm. A Front Royal June 5, 1915.
Duncan, T. S.. Front Royal February 21, 1917.
Evans, Frank P Front Royal March 22, 1916.
Fristoe, L. H.... Bentonville April 9, 1914.
Keller, Sadie K Front Royal April 1, 1914.
Mauck, W. H Limeton March 16, 1917.
McCormick, C. W Riverton June 6, 1914.
Moore, L. B Front Royal December 2, 1913.
Richardson, M. C, Jr Front Royal ..June 29, 1914.
Trout, W. A Front Royal October 1, 1914.
West, Edmund S Front Royal ^ February 1, 1916.
WARWICK COUNTY.
Clements, H.M.._ Lee Hall May 25, 1915.
Sommerville, James A._ Newport News May 25, 1915.
Sullivan, P. H Richmond September 25, 1917.
Welton, C. S Newport News February 8, 1917.
West, Rosser B Newport News December 3, 1915.
White, P. A Lee Hall January 18, 1916.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Akers, Bascom D :. Meadow View. January 10, 1914.
Astor, A. W._ Meadow View. September 20, 1915.
Banks, O. E. Abingdon. July 28, 1914.
Barker, Clarence H Mendota January 26, 1914.
Barker, Peter L... Mendota February 4, 1916.
Blevins, W. R Abingdon. October 14, 1914.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATE.
Booker, Lulelie P Abingdon. ...November 8, 1915.
Bruce, L. L. Abingdon.. February 14, 1917.
Cofer, W. D Abingdon. April 30, 1914.
Colley, J. P.. Abingdon March 16, 1917. '
Cosby, L. T Abingdon March 24, 1914.
Cumbow, A. H Watauga March 10, 1916.
Cunningham, W. L Wallace February 16, 1914.
DeFreece, Frank W. Bristol July 17, 1916.
Dodd, W. S._ Abingdon. December 21, 1915.
Dunn, G. B Abingdon July 12, 1915.
Edmondson, Annie B Meadowview July 2, 1917.
Fleenor, Joseph S Benhams February 8, 1916.
Fortune, R. F._.- Damascus _ January 8, 1914.
Francisco, J. C— Abingdon.- March 22, 1916.
Fugate, M. L Abingdon : February 4, 191^.
Gildersleeve, B. G Abingdon Augusts, 1916.
Hines, Thomas R Holston _ April 8, 1915.
Houghton, Ariel Konnarock June 28, 1915.
Hughes, C. W Abingdon. ..March 23, 1915.
Kahle, Miss Ernestine Abingdon August 31, 1915.
Kempflf, I. J Konnarock November 13, 1916.
Kestner, W. R Hayter's Gap February 6, 1914.
Keys, Sam W Glade Springs January 6, 1916.
Lewis, A. N - Damascus March 23, 1915.
McConnell, F. B Abingdon. November 13, 1913.
Meade, J. H Damascus May 14, 1914.
Mock, Baxter W Damascus August 14, 1916.
Neal, John W Abingdon March 22, 1917.
Pierce, Nancy W Abingdon. September 25, 1914.
Potts, H. F. Abingdon September 25, 1914. *
Price, B. F. Holston October 20, 1915.
Pruner, W. E _ Glade Springs November 18, 1914.
. Rush, Ora. _ Abingdon August 31, 1917.
Scott, P. A- Emory January 29, 1914.
Shankle, W. K Bristol March 16, 1916.
Sheaff, Bessie L.... Abingdon March 22, 1917.
Steele, C. W Glade Springs March 13, 1916.
Suttle, Ora B Abingdon. July 5, 1916.
Webb, W. W. Abingdon. November 24, 1914.
WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
Bailey, R. M... Kinsale January 10, 1914.
Beale, John L Hague February 4, 1916.
Carver, A. E Montross May 10, 1917.
Goodridge, John Montross January 17, 1914.
Griffith, David H Oak Grove April 14, 1915.
Mason, George... Colonial Beach March 22, 1916.
Minor, Miss L. A-_ Colonial Beach March 18, 1916.
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NAME. ADDBESS. DATE.
Sanford, C. H., Jr.. Chiltons April 12, 1916.
Spillman, R. B Oak Grove. August 3, 1915.
Stuart, Frank- Montross June 6, 1916.
WISE COUNTY.
Alexander, H. A„ ^ Imboden. December 30, 1914.
Allen, D. E Big Stone Gap August 5, 1915.
Amburgey, J. N._ Norton August 17, 1914.
Anderson, A. E _ Wise February 14, 1917.
Averitt, W. C Osaka December 30, 1913.
Baker, J. A. Dooley ^ January 19, 1914.
Bandy, T. R Norton July 10, 1914.
Blackwell, H. R Wise November 13, 1916.
Baumgardner, Eugenia S Big Stone Gap October 18, 1916.
Bond, Napoleon. ._ \ Coebum September 11, 1916.
Bostwick, Georgia T Big Stone Gap August 5, 1915.
Calhoun, Gertrude M Wise. April 23, 1917.
Canrpbell, R. C Amo December 30, 1913.
Cartwright, S. E- Appalachia...... June 22, 1916.
Carty, G. W. Coebum April 16, 1917.
Crockett, A. R_ Coebum August 16, 1917!
Culbertson, E. W. Osaka October 17, 1916.
Gilliam, Harry W. Big Stone Gap January 15, 1915.
Gilly, I. T. Roda December 30, 1913.
Grosclose, F. A. ...Toms Creek _ August 31, 1915.
Hall, Wm. P., Jr Norton August 3, 1916.
Hemdon, George.__ Wise _ September 18, 1916.
Hemdon, L. H Blackwood May 10, 1915.
Henson, G. C Coebum June 28, 1915.
Hill, S. G._ Inman. June 29, 1916.
Hillman, J. M., Jr. St. Paul December 15, 1914.
Holyfield, C. H Wise „_ February 10, 1915.
Holyfield, D. W. Toms Creek._ March 7, 1917.
Home, H. I Tacoma __ March 2, 1914.
Home, Miss Rosa E... Wise December 4, 1913.
Isaac, S. E Norton May 20, 1914.
Jennings, J. L... St. Paul August 16, 1917.
Jobe, N. A Dante December 28, 1916.
Johnson, Miss Anna Wise May 12, 1917.
Jones, W. A-.> Appalachia _ December 29, 1914.
Jones, William L Big Stone Gap April 9, 1914.
Kaylor, Harold Appalachia January 18, 1916.
Kemp, W. W Norton October 26, 1916.
Kennedy, Parks D Wise _ March 20, 1917.
Kerley, S. W Virginia City .June 19, 1914.
Kilgofe, E. H Norton September 10, 1914.
Lipps, W. H Wise..._ May 11, 1914.
Lilton, J. W... ._ Norton Febmary 23, 1916.
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NAME. ADDRESS. DATS.
Long, M. M._ Wise October 12, 1914.
McCall, G. C Norton March 8, 1915.
McColgan, H. B Norton April 18, 1917.
McElroy, E. B Wise.- December 18, 1914.
Maddox, O. L Appalachia Aprils, 1917.
Mainous, E. C Appalachia December 5, 1913.
Martin, G. W Coebum, R. F. D. 1 October 24, 1913.
Mathews, J. H Big Stone Gap September 18, 1917.
May, Henry P ...Norton November 28, 1916.
Miles, Wade M Wise December 3, 1915.
Miller, Howard C ...Norton October 1, 1914.
Moore, G. W. Norton August 16, 1917.
Morton, George :. .Appalachia October 24, 1914.
MuUins, W. H Glamorgan December 8, 1914.
Nickels, Walter —Big Stone Gap November 12, 1914.
Odle, L. N..._ Coebum September 11, 1916.
Quails, P. L Pound January 28, 1916.
Quillen, J. M., Jr Coebum February 8, 1917.
Parker, R. R. ._ Appalachia _ ....August 28, 1917.
Pforr, RuthC Big Stone Gap May 31, 1917.
Ramsey, Chas. O Coebum January 31, 1914.
Raymer, D. R Amo... June 4, 1917.
Roberts, J. F Inman August 7, 1914.
Robinette, M. D Coebum ....June 29, 1916.
Robinson, C. B Pardee. January 13, 1916.
Riddle, S. P: Clintwood April 12, 1916.
Shumate, N. T.. Coebum October 23, 1913.
Slemp, H. H Big Stone Gap April 16, 1917.
Smith, Britt F Big Stone Gap .....April 23, 1917.
Snodgrass, A. F Norton August 16, 1917.
Stallard, C. B Stonega. January 10, 1916.
Stuart, Wm. A. Big Stone Gap January 29, 1917.
Taylor, George B Norton April 5, 1915.
Taylor, G. L Big Stone Gap January 4, 1915.
Taylor, Jno S Norton March 8, 1915.
Vance, Columbus A Wise May 7, 1917.
Vicars, Sallie Wise. ...^ August 16, 1917.
Voss A. R. .- ...Bondtown April 4, 1914.
Wampler, J. B^ Big Stone Gap December 28, 1916.
Wax, S. W Big Stone Gap April 5, 1915.
Williams, B. F Appalachia January 29, 1914.
Witt, C. R-_ Exeter._ December 13, 1916.
Wray, W. M Norton January 10, 1916.
WYTHE COUNTY.
Boyle, Essie Wytheville June 6, 1914.
Burger, Robert R Austinville January 6, 1917.
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NAME. AODRieSS. DATE.
Calfee, L. D Wytheville November 26, 1913.
Campbell, Stuart B Wytheville Augusts, 1914.
Crenshaw, J. H., Jr Richmond October 28, 1915.
Davis, E. M Rural Retreat... June 30, 1915.
Dobyns, Charles W.-- Speedwell July 23, 1914.
Ewald, R. S Wytheville February 2, 1915.
Hart, Mrs. M. P Wytheville .' May 29, 1916.
Heuser, H. M • Wytheville February 12, 1916.
Houndhell, A. B Crockett August 30, 1916.
Huddle, Mrs. N. J Rural Retreat February 2, 1915.
Johnson, OvidM.. Wytheville. June 6, 1916.
Krenning, Louis R._ Wytheville January 29, 1917.
Poage, Emily L Wytheville July 17, 1916.
Puckett, John H Ivanhoe November 18, 1914.
Rhudy, N. B Wytheville July 3, 1914.
Riggles, Miss Georgie Wytheville...- August 13, 1915.
Rogers, Edmund Ivanhoe February 21, 1917.
Sexton, G. S Wytheville July 10, 1917.
Smith, G. W. ..Max Meadows December 8, 1915.
Spraker, C. S Cripple Creek May 29, 1916.
Taylor, E. B. L Richmond October 28, 1915.
Thomas, C. B Wytheville July 13, 1914.
Thomas, Charles M Wytheville February 19, 1916.
Thomas, W. C Wytheville January 13, 1917.
Trinkle, E. Lee Wytheville October 1, 1914.
Van Riper, E. F. Richmond October 28, 1915.
Wohlford, John J Wytheville. . ._ January 10, 1916.
YORK COUNTi.
Amory, G. W Messick May 17, 1915.
Armistead, C. C Williamsburg April 6, 1916.
Armistead, Frank Williamsburg :..April 6, 1916.
Ewan, Grace E. S Williamsburg, R.F.D.3...April 20, 1914.
Forrest, Ira B :Messick August 31, 1917.
Harris, T. S Harris Grove January 5, 1914.
Hogge, L. H Yorktown July 30, 1915.
Hogge, S. Scott Tampico February 2, 1915.
Homsby, L. A. Tampico May 25, 1915.
Hunt, R. C Poquoson February 12, 1917.
Nottingham, J. J. Dare October 22, 1915.
Peachy, B. D., Jr Williamsburg August i4, 1916.
Spencer, T. Peachy Williamsburg January 3, 1917.
Wheeless, F. A. Penniman August 30, 1916.
White, P. A Lee Hall January 18, 1916.
Williams, Thomas A Williamsburg March 24, 1916.
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Cities
ALEXANDRIA.
Allison, Bertha K., August 13, 1915.
Brooke, Gladys M., January 17, 1914.
Brumback, R. D., February 26, 1916.
Budwesky, Carl, February 8, 1917.
Burke, Julian T., May 2, 1916.
Callahan, L. T., February 19, 1916.
Carlin, C. Keith, February 28, 1916.
Carter, Thomas L., June 19, 1917.
Caton, James R., Jr., July 12, 1915.
Caton, George T., January 29, 1914.
Crump, Claud H., February 26, 1915.
.Darley, Mary Lillian, March 29, 1916.
Davis, Courtland H., July 26, 1915.
Dinwiddle, M. L., January 10, 1916.
Drury, W. C, February 1, 1916.
Duffey, Cora, July 10, 1914.
Duffey, Louis N., June 29, 1914.
Fannon, F. H., November 17, 1915.
Fendall, William E., July 17, 1914.
Fisher, Samuel P., September 15, 1913.
Fleming, Edward J., April 10, 1916.
Green, J. Johnson, January 6, 1915.
Green, Martin E., July 10, 1914.
Green, Richard M., January 3, 1917.
Hancock, Martha V., May 8, 1914.
Herbert, Arthur, Jr., May 5, 1914.
Jackson, P. G., September 8, 1915.
BR I
Belew, Chapman, September 18, 1917.
Brown, J. P., August 31, 1915.
Cole, Miss M. Brooks, June 15, 1915.
Copenhaver, S. T., December 29, 1914.
Copenhaver, W. Lynn, January 13,
1917.
Cowan, Rex M., December 1, 1916.
Davis, James L., January 8, 1915.
DeFriece,. Frank W., July 17, 1914.
Freeman, Ollie O., October 20, 1915.
Gose, John H., Jr., October 2, 1916.
Grayson, J. V., October 12, 1915.
Hayworth, Thos. L., June 19, 1917.
Jenkins, Miss Inez E., October 17,
1913.
Knox, R. F., May 1, 1915.
Mansfield, James R., November 26,
1913.
Marbury, Francis F., April 30, 1917.
Monroe, John W., July 28, 1914.
Moss. A. C, April 6, 1916.
Nlcklln, Walter S. October 17, 1916.
Nlcol, C. E. Jr., February 1, 1916.
Ogden, Kenneth W\, October 30, 1913.
Pierce, Carroll, April 12, 1916.
Poss, Harry E., May 15, 1916.
Prettyman, Miss Ruth H., July 25,
1913.
Ramey, Gladys C, August 31, 1915.
Simpson, French C, July 28, 1914.
Slaymaker, F. L., August 21, 1916.
Smith, Howard W., July 17, 1916.
Stonestreet, Margaret E., April 17,
1917.
Stuart, Douglas, May 28, 1917.
Sullivan, Miss Kathleen, December
30, 1913.
W(M>lls, William P., November 17,
1916.
STOL.
Hobson, H. W., July 26, 1915.
Hockett, J. C, Jr., March 29, 1915.
Lavinder, H. G., October 12, 1914.
Leonard, J. H., August 18, 1915.
McKee, D. T., April 16, 1917.
Minnich, C. M., October 26, 1916.
Peters, H. G., June 16, 1916. .
Roberts, Henry, January 31, 1914.
Shelton, P. M., June 6, 1914.
Splcer, J. W., August 18, 1915.
Stant, Donald Ti, April 27, 1915.
Summers, Lois E., February 16, 1915.
BUENA VISTA.
Burks, A. O., March 22, 1916. McKee, M. D., January 22, 1917.
Burks, J. O., February 1, 1916. Page, S. E., April 12, 1916.
Cummins, J. W,, November 23, 1916. Rucker, A. M., March 25, 1915.
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REPORT OF THE
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
Anderson, J. W., January 22, 1917.
Conway, A. V., January 18, 1916.
Fishbourne, Florence J., October 22,
1915.
Ham, S. F., September 25, 1914.
Hardesty, E. W., March 16, 1916.
Rinehart, Mrs. D. F., March 7, 1917.
Twyman, J. Taylor, March 9, 1917.
Watts, C. M., January 6, 1916.
CLIFTON FORGE
Angel, H. W., February 28, 1916.
Bear, John W., April 20, 1915.
Bradshaw, H. C-, May 22, 1916.
Chambers, Willis E., August 31, 1917.
Hankins, E. B., March 19, 1915.
King, G. L., November 13, 1916.
Pajne, J. R., Jr., September 4, 1917.
I»endleton, L. F., November 22, 1915.
Snead, John R., August 13, 1915.
Welch, C. E., January 29, 1914.
Werner, R. J., April 16, 1917.
Wilson, Thomas J., Jr., March 8,
1915.
DANVILLE.
Adams, Claude S., February 9, 1914.
Bagby, J. L., November 10, 1916.
Bagley, E. G., October 2, 1916.
Bailey, A. P., January 13, 1917.
Bass, Louise K., February 20, 1914.
Booth, C. L., September 25, 1914.
Booth, William H., February 11, 1914.
Carter, Harry L., May 29, 1917.
Carter, J. C, August 28, 1917.
Catiin, James T., Jr., April 1, 1915.
Clark, Nannie. June 28, 1915.
Crenshaw, J. H., April 12, 1917.
Clutter, Lois, December 23, 1915.
Custer, Eva L., September 5, 1916.
Dodson, W. H., March 9, 1914.
Douthat, Patty, May 20, 1915.
Earnest, Murrie F., January 23, 1914.
Ferrell, Warren, March 23, 1915.
Flinn, C. M., March 16, 1916.
Graves, Trma, October 38, 1916.
Griggs, W. E., April 1, 1914.
Gunn, A. T., May 14, 1914.
Halstead, T. S., June 10, 1915.
Harrison, Donald S., January 25,
1915.
Harrison, J. D., July 17, 1914.
Harvie, Miss Ellen Blair, May 7,
1917.
Hawkins, Susie W\, October 4, 1915.
Heard, H. H., November 2, 1916.
Holland, C. G., June 19, 1914.
Howard, Mrs. F. C, April 9, 1914.
Hughes, Katherine J., December 8,
1915.
Hunley, P. J., March 22, 1916.
Ivy, Mary, February 2, 1915.
Keeling, C. W., October 11, 1915.
Keeling, H. J., November 2, 1916.
Longwell, Ray, April 5, 1917.
Lyon, P. H., February 26, 1915.
Marshall, E. H., August 31, 1915.
Moore, Ida P., February 20, 1914.
Motley, Geo. W., July 17, 1916.
Patton, A. F., February 23, 1916.
Perkinson, A. J., January 19, 1916.
Perkinson, Z. F., July 22, 1915.
Pierce, W. IT., May 5, 1914.
Ragland, D. S., February 9, 1914.
Rison, T. J., February 12, 1913.
Sheppard, C. H., January 17, 1914.
Silverman, Jacob, February 8, 1917.
Slate, Miss Gaye, December 31, 1915. '
Southall, A. M., July 7, 1917.
Spencer, Mrs. E. W., July 2% 1916.
Thaeler, C. W., March 11, 1914.
Thomas, W. F., July 28, 1914.
Tinsley, Miss Lavalatte, February
26, 1915.
Waddill, W. W., Jr., October 18, 1916.
Wooding, Harry, Jr., July 13, 1917.
Yarbrough, J. W\, July 6, 1915.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
91
FREDERICKSBURG.
Bailey, Mary L., July 6, 1915.
Billingsley, A. G., January 26, 1917.
Botts, A. B., July 17, 1916.
Bowles, M. Floribel, August 3, 1915.
Brooks, Elliott E., April 30, 1917.
Burruss, Walter L., Jr., August 30,
1917.
Galium, E. A., March 14, 1917.
Downing, Miss Belle Leslye. January
10, 1913.
Foster, Miss Annie R., September 25,
1917.
Franklin, Cora May, July 28, 1914.
Gouldman, D. Gordon, January 30,
1914.
Gouldman, G. C, August 25, 1917.
Graves, L. P., November 8, 1915.
Griffin, Mary H., October 21, 1916.
Hairslip, Edwin A., July 22, 1916.
Hawkins, J. L., June 6, 1916.
Howard, C. R., January 13, 1917.
Johnson, Alvvard J., November 13,
1916.
Johnson, Miss Clara J., December 31,
1913.
Karston, Paul J., January 22, 1914.
Lane, H. B., February 4, 1913.
Northrop, Frances G., May 14, 1914.
Pier son, Leonard F., May 22, 1915.
Scott, Hugh D., January 26, 1915.
Taylor, J. A., April 4, 1914.
Wallace, A. N., January 26, 1917.
Woodbridge, Sam, March 15, 1915.
Wright, Elsie R., April 23, 1917.
HAMPTON.
Granderson, Frances J,. April 1, 1916.
HARRISONBURG.
Beard, C. D., September 20, 1916.
Chandler, C. H., May 22, 1916.
Hamaker, A. H., February 12, 1917.
Myers, S. D., February 21, 1917.
Converse, F. Floria, September 11, Ott, E. D., May 10, 1916.
1916.
Earman, D. W., May 22, 1916.
Flick, L. T., July 2, 1917.
Reiter, Bessie G., February 21, 1917
Rhodes, Sara A., June 6, 1916.
HOPEWELL.
Alderson, G. C, October 17, 1916.
Barnes, L. E., August 16, 1917.
Cruthchfield, J. R., November 23, 1917.
Davis, N. M., September 4, 1917.
Edgar, Jas. A., Jr., October 2, 1916.
Hay ward, Charles F., October 17,
1916.
Kershaw% A. R., July 5, 1916.
Liddon, Ben H., June 4, 1917.
London, David, July 17, 1917.
Minter, Horatio F., March 7, 1917.
Noble, Chas S., July 17, 1916.
Oppleman, Wm. D., June 11, 1917.
I»enn, G. H., July 17, 1916.
Puryear, K. P., January 22, 1917.
Robertson, Thomas B., April 18, 1917.
Shores, H. G., August 16, 1917.
Staplekamp, Elizabeth A., May 23,
1917.
Stewart, Juliette, July 17, 1917.
Theodore, George, July 2, 1917.
Ulman, Joseph H., August 1, 1916.
Woolard, J. M., Jr., August 18, 1916.
LYNCHBURG.
Adams, Emma, June 30, 1915. Adkerson, Mrs. Adrienne, August 31,
Adams, Maude, August 7, 1914. . 1915.
Adams, R. H. T., Jr., March 10, 1915. Allen, (J. Margaret, October 12, 1914.
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REPORT OF THE
Anderson, Jr., J. W., February 26,
1917.
Anspach, Virginia F., November 8,
1915.
Apperson, Miss Sadie C, November
22, 1915.
Arthur, P. F., April 5, 1915.
Bailey, Jreston H., September 13,
1914.
Bass, G. M., September 2, 1913.
Bauton, Miss F. M., August 31, 1915.
Beasley, Wm., August 21, 1916.
Bell, W. O., Deceml)er 19, 1916.
Black, Miss Hattie L., January 19,
1914.
Brightwell, Miss C. E., April 14, 1915.
Brown, H. H., October 22, 1915.
Burks, Charles E., June 6, 1914.
Calvert, B. Y., July 7, 1917.
Carrington, A. R., July 17, 1916.
Carter, E. C, September 8, 1915.
Caskie, James R., January 13, 1917.
Cassidy, Mary G., April 10, 1916.
Clarke, Miss N. M., January 8, 1915.
Coleman, M. L., May 8, 1914.
Cosby, P. Guerrant, Jr., March 7,
1917.
Davis, M. P., August 5, 1915.
DeWitt, Oscar T., November 24, 1916.
Dirom, R. A., Jr., February 12, 1917.
Drysdale, Duncan, March 29, 1916.
Eanes, May S., July 16, 1915.
Easley, John D., November 8, 1915.
Edmunds, J. E., October 15, 1913.
Ednmnds, J. Easley, Jr., February 26,
1915.
p:iam, Bessie M., June 28, 1915.
Elmore, Acree, February 26, 1915.
Evans, James P., May 25, 1915.
Featherson, H. C, September 18, 1917.
Fortune, Miss M. H., March 24, 1916.
Fourqurean, Miss Annie D., August
28, 1917.
Fulks, Miss Virginia G., July 22, 1916.
Gregory, Carrie M., June 6, 1914.
Hamner, S. G., August 23, 1915.
Harris, S. A., February 9, 1914.
Harris, Sallie E., May 10, 1917.
Harvey. John W., September 25, 1914.
Hatcher, H. J., July 14, 1915.
Hawks, W. E., December 2, 1914.
Hickok, Florence I., August 11, 1914.
Hillsman, J. A., February 23, 1916.
Hobbs, T. G., December 25, 1913.
Holt, Yuille, September 15, 1914.
Horner, Miss Agnes Jjee, September
18,- 1917.
Howard, D. H., December 29, 1914.
Hughest, B. E., May 8, 1916.
Hutter, Christian S., Jr., February
26, 1917.
Jordan, \V. H., January 13, 1917.
Jones, Jesse L., June 13, 1917.
Kirkpatrick, B. F, September 12, 1914.
Kirkpatrick, F. S., September 8, 1915.
Kizer, D. H., November 11, 1913.
Lacy, Mi-s. R. R., June 18, 1915.
Lawson, K. D., February 21, 1917.
LeGrande, Miss Sallie H., May 17,
1917.
Lewis, G. R., Jr., June 6, 1916.
Llngle, Mrs. E. A., January 8, 1915.
McCarron, Joseph P, January 6, 1915.
McGehee, Miss Jessie, October 28,
1915.
McGhee, Miss Robina, April 23, 1917.
McGuire, H. M., November 3, 1913.
McNamara, Miss Katherine, Novem-
ber 22, 1913.
MacLeod, W. T., April 13, 1914.
Mahood, Miss Grace H., August 18,
1916.
Merchant, R. H., March 23, 1915.
Minter, Mary, March 19, 1915.
Moorman, Miss Alice Robertson,
August 16, 2917.
Murrell, Alice H., September 18, 1916.
Murrell, W. M., November 23, 1916.
Myers, Carrie V., August 30, 1916.
Ogden, Ruby M., October 1, 1914.
Oglesby, W. S., January 22, 1917.
Oppleman, Isaac, April 27, 1915.
Otey, John M., February 21, 1917.
Overton, S. N., January 22, 1917.
Patterson, Chas. P., January 26, 1917.
Payne, Daniel A., May 29, 1916.
Payne, Julia B., July 22, 1916.
Perry, L. Mattie, February 27, 1915.
Peters, Florrie, November 18, 1914.
Pulliam, W. Otis, August 14, 1916.
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93
Randolph, W. H., February 5, 1915.
Rol)orts, W. P., September 15, 1914
Rucker, E. E., February 18, 1917.
Rucker, Mamie J., November 24,
1916.
Ryland, Masley, March 8, 1915.
Scott, James A., January 17, 1914.
Seay, William R., November 8, 1915.
Shelton, R. G., January 27, 1914.
Sheridan, Helen M., August 13, 1915.
Somerville, J. H., May 11, 1914.
Sowers, W. C, April 5, 1917.
Stevens, Ruby D., May 25, 1915.
Stone, Margaret, April 12, 1917.
Strachan, J. B., Jr., November 28,
1916.
Stratton, R. W., March 2, 1914.
Teninty, Lillian F., October 2, 1916.
Terrell, H. W., July 15, 1914.
Thomas, Miss Alice V., January 10,
1916.
Thomasson, Frank L., March 10, 1915.
Vaughan, G. E., May 8, 1914.
Walker, Elizabeth K., March 13, 1914.
Wallace, J. W. G., April 19, 1916.
Weigand, S. R., May 12, 1915.
Wells, H. A., October 17, 1914.
West, F. Eudora, July 23, 1914.
Withers, Blanch W., November 4,
1914.
Wood, E. M., March 11, 1914.
Woodson, J. C, August 1, 1916.
Wright, Miss L. H., September 1,
1914.
Van Riper, E. F., April 17, 1916.
Venable, Geo. V. September 22, 1916.
Yates, Miss M. L., January 13, 1917.
Zimmerman, Sallie Ray, February
14, 1917.
NEMPORT NEWS.
Applewhite, A. A., June 6, 1914.
Barrett, F. M., March 11, 1914.
Barrett, W. S., January 24, 1916.
Bland, Geo. ^C, October 4, 1915.
Blanton, E. S., March 16, 1917.
Bowers, H. W., December 19, 1916.
Branch, Christine C., March 2, 1914.
Branson, C. M., December 29, 1914.
Bryant, N. W., December 2, 1914.
Chapin, W. T., April 14, 1915.
Christian, T. J., August 21, 1916.
Clarke, M. C, July 21, 1917.
Clark, N. B., July 16, 1915.
Cosby, R. Leland, January 20, 1914.
Cottrell, W. E., January 25, 1915.
Daugherty, Albert W., January 13,
1917.
•Deverell, Persee H. S., February 11,
1914.. ' ^
Drake, A. E., July 17, 1917.
Duck, C. H., November 22, 1915.
Eaton, E. H., March 4, 1914
Farmer, M. E., April 30, 1917.
Ford, Charlie E., June 19, 1917.
Franklin, W. D., July 21, 1917.
Godwin, S. W., September 4, 1917.
Graff, E. J., April 5, 1916
Gwynn, Geo. L., September 10, 1914.
Hall, P. W., April 13, 1914.
Hoffman, Lillian E., January 22, 1917.
Holmes, H. B., July 10, 1914.
Holt, Miss Florence M., December 18,
1914.
Hubbard, J. E., April 30, 1917.
Ivy, H. C, April 16, 1917.
Jones, Maryus, February 8, 1917.
Lenz, Frank C, August 20, 1917.
McMurran, Miss G., February 26,
1915.
McMurran, J. Holmes, December 22,
1914.
Massie, J. A., January 19, 1916.
Messick, C. K., May 10, 1917.
Morse, Warren W., October 4, 1915.
Murray, Guy P., March 8, 1915.
Murray, Philip W., December 21,
1916.
Nelms, C. B., January 10, 1916.
Nelms. C. G., January 15, 1915.
Newsome, J. Thomas, April 13, 1914.
Nexsen, Malcolm, January 13, 1916.
Nobles, Herbert H., February 26,
1915.
Padgett, A. A., April 19, 1916.
94
REPORT OF THE
Parker, Elliott M., July 22, 1916.
Parker, George A., December 22, 1913.
Parker, J. D., March 16, 1917.
Patterson, T. C, June 11, 1917.
Payne, Miss Bessie W., April 27, 1915.
Phlegar, D. S., November 26, 1915.
Pool, J. Eugene, June 19, 1914.
Powell, W. Lee, February 26, 1917.
Puryear, James E., September 11,
1916.
Rauch, Julia C, January 18, 1916.
Reyner, Harry, February 12, 1917.
Reynolds, Thos. A., December 21,
1916.
Rowell, W. W., March 22, 1917.
Snell, Miss Laura V., January 26,
1917.
Sommerville, J. A., May 25, 1915.
Spivey, R. H., March 20, 1917.
Spruill, T. M., September 18, 1917.
Stewart, Lily C, June 22, 1916.
Stone, John B., August 1, 1914.
Stuart, William C, March 2, 1916.
Stuart, William C, Jr., November 9,
1914.
Tabb, W. L., November 22, 1915.
Taylor, W. C, December 15, 1913.
Van Pelt, J. L., February 14, 1917.
Vest, W. B., March 6, 1916.
Wagner, Ada M., January 13, 1916.
Walker. W. R., March 13, 1914.
Warren, J. E., January 28, 1916.
Welton, Courtney S., June 6, 1916.
West, R. B., December 18, 1914.
Willett, J. Addison, Jr., December 15,
1915.
Yost, Miss P. M. K., May 27, 1915.
NORFOLK.
Abbott, Fred C, August 23, 1916.
Ackiss, A. Johnston, December 15,
1916.
Allright, E. M., July 25, 1917.
Amory, G. W., February 14, 1917.
Anderson, Miss M., December 11, 1913.
Arrington, H. S, November 28, 1916.
Avery, H. G., February 16, 1914.
Baecher, John A., January 22, 1917.
Bain, R. G., April 19, 1916.
Bain, T. A., December 9, 1916
Baker, Miss Elizabeth M., November
2, 1916.
Baker, G. W., December 31^ 1913
Baker, Joseph H, February 21, 1917.
Baldwin, W. B., March 19, 1915.
Balwin, W. Ludwell, March 24, 1914.
Balisok, Isaac A., January 22, 1917.
Bamberger, Miss Amelia, January 25,
1915.
Barbrey, Miss Eliz. M., May 28, 1917.
Barbrey, Mary E., July 13, 1914.
Barclay, L. B., Jr., August 25, 1914.
Barnard, W. Frank, May 10, 1915.
Batchelder, B. F., July 24, 1914.
Battley, J. F., January 13, 1916.
Baum, E. M., June 11, 1917.
Baxter, Mary F., June 6, 1914.
Beamon, Robert P., Jan 26, 1917.
Bell, A. H., January 10, 1916.
Bell, Nettie Dwyer, February 28, 1917.
Bell, W. Hunter, April 5, 1915.
Berard, E. W., January 13, 1917.
Berger, M. M., May 10, 1917.
Berryman, Edith H., October 14, 1914.
Betty, George M., September 1, 1914.
Billisoly, Miss Rosa T., July 10, 1914.
Black, A.* L., October 6, 1913.
Black, Willard B., August 25, 1917.
Bland, C. S., February 19, 1915.
Blassingham, Virginia, March 22,
1917.
Bohlken, Miss Francis W., October 7,
1912.
Bonney, R. B., June 23, 1913.
Bott, W. M., November 13, 1916.
Bowden, Henry, January 24, 1916.
Bradshaw, Miss Anna M., January
29, 1914.
Bragg, F. B., January 8. 1915.
Bragg, Miss Helen Y., October 4,
1913.
Brandt, Henry, March 15, 1915.
Brandt, Joseph, December 3, 1915.
Brandt, S. M., April 20, 1916.
Brawerman, H., August 28, 1917.
Breeden, A. Preston, March 6, 1916.
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95
Brockenbrough, Edward, October 5,
1916.
Broh, D. R., June 10, 1915.
Brooke, Mary T., March 8, 1915.
Brooks, J. C, June 8, 1914.
Brown, J. A., December 16, 1914.
Buchanan Nellie C, November 13,
1916.
Bunting, L. H., September 8, 1914.
Burroughs, John J., August 18, 1916.
Burruss, Albert E., November 7, 1916.
Butcher, W. R., October 2, 1916.
Cady, Elva M., May 17, 1917.
Cahoon, Gustavus V., January 19,
1914.
Campe, Bernard L., September 3,
1914.
Carroll, Chas. B., December 1, 1913.
Carter, Miss B. L., March 29, 1916.
Chapman, Lucy A., March 10, 1916.
Chapman, Semmes, December 8, 1913.
Christoffercen, A. D., May 8, 1914.
Codd, B. N., April 4, 1916.
Cohen, Gertrude V., March 18, 1916.
Cohn, Sol., May 7, 1917.
Cohoon, R. S., February 6, 1914.
Cole, J. Edward, May 22, 1916.
Cole, John, July 13, 1917.
Cole, R. C, January 13, 1917.
Coleman, Daniel, November 12, 1915.
Collings, W. G., December 8, 1915.
Collins, Alfred H„ September 28,
1917.
Collins, Paul T., May 20, 1915.
Colona, Edward H., December 17,
1913.
Cook, F. P., November 2, 1917.
Cooper, Donna F., June 15, 1915.
Copeland, Miss Minnie C, January 6,
1915.
Copelan, M. L., March 26, 1917.
Corey, Ruth M., February 16, 1916.
Cormick, A. T., August 16, 1917.
Council, Miss B. P., October 11, 1915.
Cousins, Eva P., January 22, 1917.
Cox, L. B., November 2, 1916.
Crandall, Edith R., May 1, 1915.
Cromwell, J. Henry, January 5, 1914.
Croon, Ivey, June 26, 1917.
Crouch, Frederick N., June 15, 1916.
Crow, George B., December 21, 1916.
Cruser, Laurence Clifton, October 22,
1915.
Cruser, Melvin E., March 22, 1916.
Cunningham, H. C, August 16, 1917.
Currie, Janie M., March 26, 1914.
Curtis, John A., August 21, 1916.
Dabney, James Cabell, September 25,
1917.
Darden, S. L., February 21, 1917.
Dashiell, D. A., July 7, 1917.
Daugherty, R. F., Juhe 29, 1916.
Davis, Delmater, January 10, 1916.
Davis, Harriette S., June 22, 1916.
Dear, S. S., October 4, 1915.
Debaun, Miss Maria H., August 30,
1916.
Derrickson, James W., August 31,
1917.
Dey, Calvert R., October 20, 1915.
Dey, Charles, Jr., April 14, 1915.
Dey, James B„ Jr., March 19, 1915.
Dey, William W., May 27, 1915.,
Disosway, H. L., February 26, 1915.
Dobie, L. F., May 4, 1916.
Dodson, E. Griffith, September 1,
1914.
Donnan, H. Q., January 10, 1916.
Doran, Charles M. C, June 6, 1916.
Doran, E. J.., December 31, 1913.
Dowding, Miss Grace 1^, January 10,
1916.
Downing, Dorsey L., June 6, 1914.
Dozier, Miss Ethel, March 13, 1916.
Dudley, H. W., November 17, 1916.
Eberly, R. H., January 29, 1917.
Edwards, B. M., February 16, 1914.
Eggleston, A. L., May 4, 1916.
Eggleston, J. W., October 5, 1914
Elliott, W. W., February 25, 1914.
Evans, John F., August 31, 1917.
Fearer, W. C, February 27, 1914.
Feldman, I. R., February 28, 1917.
Fentress, Willis B. August 7, 1914.
Ferebee, M. C, October 12, 1915.
Ferrell, C. H., March 4, 1914.
Field, Miss Mary B., July 17, 1916.
Finley, Lowery D., January 15, 1915.
Fitzgerald, B. M., December 9, 1916.
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REPORT OF THE
Flournoy, Katherine C, August 20,
1917.
Ford, Annie M., February 14, 1917.
Forest, R. L., September 25, 1914
Foreman, A .H., July 14, 1917.
Foster H. M., December 2, 1914.
Foster, Miss L. B., May 7, 1917.
Franklin, Mrs. Maude L., January 10,
1916.
Freeney, M., August 3, 1916.
Frost, Ekie M., October 6, 1916.
Fulgham, I. L., "September 8, 1917.
Fulmer, Mayme, Portsmouth, April 4,
1914.
Gale, R. S., February 4, 1916.
Gait, H. B. G., May 7, 1917.
Gammon, A. S. J., February 10, 1915.
Garrison, Miss M L., February 11,
1914.
Gary, W. H., August 3, 1915.
Gay, Z. A., February 3, 1934.
Gilkerson, W. I., March 10, 1915.
GofRgan, Mrs. M. M. B., January 15,
1915.
Goodman, M. E., August 14, 1916.
Goodwyn, E. Ashton, September 28,
1917.
Goodwyn, J. A., March 15, 1916.
Grant, W. M., November 13, 1916.
Graves, Charles M., Jr., January 19,
1914.
Gray, George T., November 23, 1916.
Gregory, M. R., Jr., December 1, 1916.
Green, Berryman, February 14, 1917.
Grubb, W. L., January 8, 1914.
Grubb, William N., December 20,
1913.
Grunevvald, M. L., January 13, 1917.
Hancock, W. H., September 25, 1917.
Hank, J. D., Jr., November 8, 1915.
Hank, Wailes, August 20, 1917.
Hardy, Wallington, March 2, 1914.
Hare, Thomas C, January 10, 1914.
Harrell, Thomas L., June 19, 1917.
Harris, J. D,, December 2, 1914.
Harrison, J. M., February 19, 1916.
Haseman, Miss E. I., January 30,
1914.
Haynes, L. D., September 27, 1915.
Hays, Gertrude B., February 23, 1915.
Henderson, J. Mac, June 19, 1917.
Hendry, C. L., July 3, 1914.
Henley, Miss M. Jeannette, October
2, 1913.
Henshaw, Ellie R., November 28,
1916.
Hess, Emma, July 17, 1916.
Higgins, Wm. F., August 3, 1916.
Hill, Fred. B., March 9, 1917.
Hill, William M., April 13, 1914.
Hoag, I. P., Jr., July 16, 1915.
Hoggard, H. C, Jr., April 12, 1916.
Holland, H B., May 10, 1915.
HoUartd, Helen C, April 10, 1916.
Holland, Lucy E., July 2, 1917.
Holmes, Carrie B., March 29, 1917.
Hope, W. F., October 26, 1916.
Homer, Charles A.. July 21, 1917.
Howe, Mrs. E. C, January 25, 1915.
Howell, L. A., July 13, 1917.
Hubard, J. L., December 1, 1913.
Hubard, T. T., June 19, 1914.
Hudgins, C. R., June 26, 1917.
Hudgins, Jefferson A., March 7, 1917.
Hull, D. A., October 12, 1914.
Hurd ,Iiavinia, January 26, 1917.
Hurst, Floyd C, August 16, 1917.
I'Anson, D. F., December 31, 1915.
Ingram, Robert P., April 8, 1915.
Iredell, James, April 19, 1916.
Ives, Joseph R., December 23, 1915.
Jakeman, A. S., Jr., November 22,
1916,
Jefferies, John L., Jr., December 16,
1913.
.Jenkins, John B., July 28, 1914.
Jett, J. A., September 18, 1917.
Johnson, Quesda, April 22, 1916.
Johnson, R. W., April 4, 1916.
Johnston, Robert I., September 19,
1917.
Jones, Anne Bronaugh, June 1, 1917.
Jones, Miss Allenne C, October 29,
1913.
Jones, C. Lycurgus, August 31, 1916.'
Jones, W. Barham, January 6, 1915.
Jordan, Deliah, January 26, 1917.
Jordan, W. P., Jr., September 25,
1914.
Joynes, E. R., Jr., May 8, 1914.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
97
Judson, Leo., October 26, 1916.
Karn, Lillie V., May 22, 1916.
Keister, D. E., May 24, 1917.
Kemp, William J., June 16, 1916.
Kent, R. C, Jr., August 13, 1915
Kidd, Charles L., December 11, 1914.
Kilby, John R., December 19, 1916.
Killian, Frank E., Decembe« 8, 1914.
Knapp, Julia V., March 23, 1915.
Knecht, Marie C, June 19, 1917.
Koteen, Meyer, September 11, 1916.
Land, J. Walter, April 1, 1914.
Land, W. H., October 21, 1913.
Latham, Archie I., October 17, 1916.
Lauder, W. H., February 20, 1914.
Lawler, M. A., December 9, 1913.
Lawless, Kathleen, October 4, 1915.
Lawrence, J. S., January 3, 1917.
Levenstein, Jennie C, June 19, 1914.
Levy, Maxwell L., April 19, 1916.
Levy, Moe, January 20, 1915.
Lewis, E. B., July 11, 1917.
Little, Prasco C, March 2, 1916.
Loughran, James H., February 10,
1915.
Lovvder, Miss E. M., February 9, 1914.
Lowenberg, Helen N., June 19, 1914.
Lum, Miss Cora Lee, March 11, 1914.
Lyons, S. W., Jr., March 2, 1916.
McCoy, Harry E., November 24, 1915.
McCoy, Russell A., January 19, 1914.
McDermott, D. J., February 10, 1915.
McElroy, John Lee, June 29, 1916.
McGann, E. W., Jr., February 20,
1914.
McGann, Samuel W., July 8, 1915.
Mcl^ean, Herbert O'Keson, December
17, 1913.
McMillian, Lena, June 28, 1915.
Manning, A. A., December 12, 1913.
Markel, Samuel A., August 1, 1916.
Marks, Benj. H., April 15, 1914.
Marnix, Jenevieve L., May 15, 1916.
Martin, Alvah H., Jr., September 11,
1916.
Martin, George W., January 12, 1914.
Martin, H. Dinwiddle, September 8,
1915.
Martin, H. G., January 24, 1916.
Martin, James G., Jr., October 11,
1915.
Matthews, L. P., February 2, 1917.
Mauck, Susie I., April 20, 1914.
May, Philip, April 30, 1914.
Mays, Florence S., June 5, 1915.
Mears, J. W., September 18, 1916.
Merrill, Earnest S., June 28, 1915.
Merrill, John T., January 8, JL917.
Metcalf, Wilbur S., November 24,
1913.
Metts, Charles G., August 16, 1917.
Miller, Frank, C, March 13, 1916.
Miller, J. A., February 16, 1915.
Mills, Miss Blance M., January 25,
1915.
Mills, Nina D., November 26, 1915.
Mitchell, Miss H. W., May 29, 1915.
Modlin, Otelia S., February 2, 1917.
Moore, Jackson C, September 28,
1917.
Morecock, J. L., July 17, 1914.
Moreland, W. H., January 29, 1914.
Morrisette, Pattie, May 12, 1917.
Mulvey, Miss M. G., April 6, 1916.
Murray, Hugh M., January 25, 1915.
Murray, Montgomery, December 2,
1914.
Myers, R. Baldwin, August 3, 1915.
Nemo, B. A., July 17, 1917.
Neville, Willis K., June 11, 1917.
New^by, J. U., November 8, 1915.
Newton, W. B., March 7, 1917.
Nicholas, Hugh C, August 30, 1916.
Nichols, Harry O., December 8, 1915.
Nicholson, Harry, October 4, 1915.
Nicholson, Julia, December 9, 1916.
Nicholson, Mathew, December 4, 1914.
Nininger, J. H., March 9, 1917.
Nusbaum, Sidney L., March 4, 1914.
Odend'hal, Arthur C, September 16,
1915.
Old, Jonathan W., Jr., October 22,
1914.
Old, William W., Jr., January 10,
1914.
Oliver, M. V. B., February 26, 1917.
Outten, M. T., September 19, 1917.
Overman, Geo. W. P., July 13, 1917.
Page, E. A., March 4, 1914.
98
REPORT OF THE
Page, Herman L., April 27, 19ia
Page, Ivor A., January 8, 1914.
Page, Ivor A., Jr., February 13, 1915.
Page, Reginald J. B., December 9,
1916.
Paige, R. G. L., December 21, 1916
Parkerson, Jesse J, March 4, 1914
Parkinson, S. B., November 17, 1916.
Patrick, Fred., January 13, 1917.
Patterson, Harvey D., August 30,
1916.
Payne, E. E., August 25, 1917.
Payne, George M., August 25, 1917.
Pender, Miss Mary Ward, February
21, 1917.
Phillips, Geo. F., November 16, 1914.
PhiliK)tts, Alphonso C, December 29,
1914.
Phlegar, D. S., November 20, 1913.
Pitts, C. A, May 31, 1917.
Poindexter, Ralph, April 4, 1916.
Pollard, Sidney F., September 18,
1916.
Porter, Ralph W., June 19, 1914.
Poulson, H. N., June 19, 1917.
Priddy, Sydnor Y., March 8, 1915.
Pritchard, J. R., January 3, 1917.
Rabey, Cleaton E., September 20,
1915.
Ramsey, L. V., August 11, 1914.
Raum, Hazel Jane, December 22,
1914.
Reed, Washington, June 22, 1916.
Renn, Miss Mattie S., May 23, 1917.
Rhoades, Flora E., August 31, 1917.
Rich, William M., April 8, 1915.
Rippard, E. L., December 21, 1915.
Rives, J. H., Jr., November 13, 1917.
Roberts, Miss Lucy B., February 10,
1915.
Robertson, Rachel D., October 1, 1914.
Robertson, M. K., October 26, 1916.
Robinson, Charles H., August 18,
1913.
Robinson, S. L., December 9, 1916.
Rogers, C. S., January 18, 1916.
Romer, Evelyn S., June 28, 1916.
Ross, Evalyn J., March 29, 1916.
Royer, John B., August 1, 1914.
Ruez, Mabel L., June 19, 1917.
Rush, Robert H., February 5, 1915.
Russ, Miss Blanche H., January 18,
1916.
Sacks, Herman A., July 12, 1915.
Sams, C. Whittle, November 9, 1914.
Sands, Wm. H., Jr., March 7, 1917.
Sargeant, W. H., Jr., December 9,
1916. ^
Savage, Mrs. Alberta, January 25,
1915.
Savage, Henry Nash, November 26,
1913.
Sawyer, C. M., January 26, 1914.
Schur, Katherine G., September 6,
1917.
Sears, Miss Cora E., May 7, 1917.
Sea well, Leon T., September 4, 1917.
Seeley, Margaret S., May 24, 1917.
Seeley, W. W., May 24, 1917.
Seldner, A. B., April 1, 1915.
Selig, Benjamin, March 22, 1917.
Sellers, W. P., January 24, 1916.
Shannonhouse, William T., October
27, 1913.
Shapiro, A. H., November 4, 1914.
Shapiro, H. M.', April 19, 1916.
Shelton, C. C, April 14, 1915.
Shelton, Thos. W.. February 9, 1914.
Shepherd, W. J., March 12, 1915.
Sherritt, H. C, September 28, 1917.
Sibert, Waller, July 2, 1917.
Siegel, Alex., March 14, 1917.
Simpson, William, January 20, 1915.
Slaughter, A. E., February 6, 1914.
Smith, Antonio J., September 11,
1916.
Smith, Edwin J., June 26, 1917.
Smith, Miss Juliet E., November 17,
1916.
Smith, J. Sydney, May 29, 1917.
Smith, Lloyd M., January 17, 1914.
Smith, Walter I., February 2, 1917.
Smith, Willie Lee, February 9, 1914.
Smithwick, L. J., March 2, 1916.
Snellings, Shirley T., December 8,
1913.
Spangler, Lily Jennings, March 16,
1917.
Spindle R B., Jr., July 30, 1915.
Stanton, R. H., June 29, 1914.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
'HE
99
Stephens, E. Mac. C, November 28,
1916.
Stephenson, A. Gordon, December 31,
1915.
Stone, W. M., February 12, 1917.
Strawhand, Alice V., February 21,
■ 1917.
Stribling, John W., March 28, 1914.
Stutson, Joseph B., August 14, 1916.
Swartout, Guy W., December 8, 1914.
Swarte, S. T., October 4, 1915.
Swersky, Ida, December 21, 1915.
Swink, Gilbert R., May 29, 1916.
Tanner, J. T., January 25, 1915.
Tate, R. O., April 16, 1917.
Taylor, R. Cornelius, October 2, 1916.
Teasley, E. E., October 17, 1916.
Terry, W. W., November 12, 1915.
Thrift, F. K., November 8, 1915.
Thomas, E. T., June 6, 1914.
Thompson, H. M., October 26, 1917.
Thorp, Roland F., October 23, 1913.
Tilghman, F. C September 16, 1915.
Tilett, S. Edward, December 8, 1915.
Todd, Wool D., September 18, 1916.
Toms, Miss Mabel, March 26, 1914.
Toobert, E., May 6, 1916.
Toomer, J. H., Jr., March 18, 1913.
Towill, Miss Angle Hinton, July 21,
1917.
Townsend, F. B., October 4, 1915.
Trego, Clara E., March 9, 1917.
Trice, H. H., January 23, 1914.
Trice, Mary Brownley, February 25,
1914.
Truett, Irving F., December 11, 1913.
Trumpore, A. S., October 5, 1914.
Tschuny, F. A., March 20, 1917.
Tyler, S. H., February 23, 1914.
Upton, John, October 22, 1914.
Vanderberry, I. R., June 10, 1915.
Volke, M. B., January 16, 1915.
Waikart, Miss Lillian, May 24, 1917.
Walker, A. G., April 19, 1916.
Walker, A. M., October 11, 1915.
Walker, Lottie J., September 27, 1915.
Walker, W. B., May 4, 1915.
Waller, Jessie M., February 21, 1917.
Ward, Adaline M., November 25, 1914.
Warren, H. A., January 22, 1917.
Watson, William B., March 29, 1916.
Way, L. B., March 2, 1916.
Webb, J. McBryde, September 12,
1914.
Weisel, Frank S., June 10, 1915.
Weller, Laura M., July 13, 1914.
Wherrett, R. M., March 29, 1917.
White, Earl W., September 22, 1916.
White, Lewis A., March 13, 1914.
Whitehurst, C. S., April 7, 1917.
Whitehurst, Ella M., January 6, 1916.
Wickers, Nellie N., September 18,
1917.
Wigg, E. *J. Rugard, July 10, 1917.
Wilburn, Miss E. M., May 14, 1914. *
Wilcox, T. H., Jr., November 17, 1913.
Williams, B. Frank, April 12, 1916.
Williams, H. A., November 8, 1916.
Williams, L. L., January 20, 1915.
Williams, Reading Lloyd, June 15,
1916.
Williamson, H. Bernice, June 19,
1917.
Williamson, H. H., February 26, 1917.
Williamson, S. W., August 14, 1916.
Willis, Berry D., November 12, 1915.
Willock, James H., September 8, 1915.
Wilson, Nellie, May 12, 1915.
Wilson, Robert A., October 22, 1915.
Wilson, W. W., November 17 1913.
Winslow Augustus, July 30, 1914
Woodhouse, C. J., September 5, 1916.
Woodhouse, Kate P., July 28, 1914.
Wooldridge, Oscar B., August 25,
1917.
Wrenn, R. E., March 7, 1917.
Wright, Charles L., April 24, 1914.
Wright, Z. W., December 9, 1916.
Wulzer, John J., May 27, 1915.
PETERSBURG.
Akers, Clyde H., February 28, 1916.
Acree, W. P., July 22, 1916.
Allen, Miss Virginia W., May 9, 1913.^
Alperin, Abe, September 6, 1915. /"^[y
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REPORT OF THE
Archer, Daisy B., April 1, 1914.
Barksdale, Clement L., February 10,
1915.
Bass, Robert G., June 6, 1914.
Baxter, Lottie B., December 11, 1914.
Beasley, E. H., October 22, 1914.
Blanks, Wallace D.. August 16, 1917.
Bohannon, J. Gordon, November 4,
1914.
Bordley, J. B., January 8, 1915.
Branch, D. W., November 17, 1915.
Broad well, Mary L., September 18,
1917.
Brown, Vagie M., December 3, 1915.
Butcher, Edward W., October 28.
1914.
Campbell, W. H., June 28, 1915.
Chappelle, Ruth, February ^7, 1914.
Clarke, Miss S. A., August 23, 1915.
Clements, Edwin F., November 12,
1914.
Cocke, Alexander C, February ^21,
1917.
Cogbill, Miss Carrie N., April 7, 1917.
Cogbill, M. B., February 21, 1917.
Cole, Miss M. B., February 27, 1915.
Cole, Wilson B., December 31, 1915.
Condrey, Mary L., May 6, 1916.
Crowder, Ethel M., July 22, 1916.
Cuthbert, Chas. EL, Jr., May 10, 1915.
Cuthbert, James E., July 16, 1915.
Dechert, Burton D., April 16, 1917.
Dempsey, W. H., March 18, 1916.
Dillon, Miss NoUie, June 6, 1914.
Dolby, Reatha B., December 15, 1915.
Eanes, Howard, February 14, 1917.
Eggleston, Lily M., August 23, 1916.
Eley, H. L., February 12, 1917.
Field, T. A., March 7, 1917.
Frey, W. H., Jr., November 22, 1915.
Gates, W. C, May 1, 1915.
Gilliam, H. B., February 8, 1916.
Gilliam, Richard D., September 18,
1916.
Hack, Miss Lula C, February 8, 1917.
Ham, Mary Florence, March 7, 1917.
Hamilton, A. D., July 30, 1914.
Harris, R. E., October 1, 1914.
I^arrison, Margaret, December 3,
/i915.
Hatchett, IVlabel, July 20, 1915.
Hickman, Mrs. Louise, August 30,
1916.
Hite, Miss Willie M., May 20, 1914.
Hoag, Nancy, September 18, 1917.
Hoag, Selwyn B., October 14, 1913.
Hobson, Mary L., December 31, 1915.
James, Harry N., January 19, 1916.
Johnson, Thomas C, August 23, 1915.
Johnson, W. P., November 24, 1915i
Jones, Addie E., September 8, 1915.
Jones, B. B., February 21, 1917.
Jones, Miss Ida B., July 17, 1917.
Jones, J. S., November 17, 1915.
Jones, W. W., July 22, 1916.
Kidd, Miss Nettie L., October 9, 1913.
King, Annie J., February 28, 1917.
Kirkland, Emma E., July 22, 1915.
Krupar, A. C, April 20. 1915.
Lassiter, Charles T., July 27, 1914.
Leavitt, Esther, July 22, 1915.
Lewis, Miss A. M., February 28, 1916.
Lyon, David A., February 21, 1914.
Lyon, David A., Jr., June 10, 1915.
McBrom, J. R., May 29, 1917.
McCaleb, John AV, January 13, 1917.
Mackassey, W. H. December 9 1916.
Madison, Randolph, September 20,
1915.
Mann, Bernard, November 6, 1913.
Mifka, E. A., March 23, 1915.
Minetree, H. C, July 7, 1917.
Moody, Marie, April 18, 1917.
Morrison, Grace G., February 16.
1916.
Nash, Irene L., February 28, 1914.
Neaves, Miss Mamie W., December 1,
1916.
Nesbit, Ida B., May 1, 1914.
Newton, Helen Epps, November 22,
1915.
Northington, Willard D., February 8,
1917.
Parham, H. V., January 8, 1915.
Pegram, Miss Margaret D., January
13, 1917.
Percival, R. R., October 11, 1915.
Plummer, Geo. W., January 10, 1916.
Pollard, Charles E., January 13, 1917.
Powell, B. R., August 1, 1914.
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Powers, Lillian A., May 13, 1915.
Prentis, Louis H., January 13, 1916.
Prichard, R. W., Jr., May 6, 1916.
Pride, R H., September 4, 1917.
Pugh, Henry B., April 1, 1914.
Pully, John J., August 31, 1915.
Quicke, James M., Jr., August 31,
1915.
Rees, James C, Jr., April 12, 1917.
Rogers, H. L., February 4, 1916.
Rogers, Miss J. Pauline, July 21,
1917.
Ruehmond, Clias. F., June 2, 1915.
•Russell, Miss A. C, April 12, 1916.
Sanford, Charles D, September 10,
1914.
Sheffield, Vernon, March 16, 1917.
Snead, Harry L., July 7, 1917.
Spotswood, Edwin B., November 25,
1914.
Spratley, R. G., January 27,. 1914.
Stephenson, J. P., January 13, 1917.
Steward, P. M., July 13, 1914.
Sutherland, J. Robert, November '26,
1915
Syme, Julia B., January 24, 1916.
Talley, Joseph McC, October 30, 1913.
Thomas, C. L., January 22, 1917.
Townspnd, J. M., September 25, 1914.
Traylor, W. D., June 13, 1917.
Tucker, Forrest W., January 15,
1915.
Tynes, John S., July 30, 1914.
Vaughan, Minnie E., September 25,
1917.
Walke, David Livingstone, October
20, 1915.
Walters, J. Edgar, November 8, 1915.
Walthal, Charles E., April 5, 1915.
Watkins, John D., July 2, 1917.
Watson, George W., January 25, 1915.
W^ells, H. H., August 18, 1916.
Wilcox, R. B., Jr, March 25, 1914.
Wilson, J. W., August 14, 1916.
Wilson, R. T., February 4, 1916.
Woody, Harrison M., December 3,
1915.
Wynne, W. Wales, February 12, 1916.
PORTSMOUTH.
Abraham, P., November 17, 1916.
Albertson, Robert B., September 18,
1917.
Bain, T. A., November 24, 1916.
Baker, Miss Alene L., April 27, 1916.
Baker, G. W., Octolier 22, 1915.
Baker, William Hodges, March 29,
1916.
Ballance, Butler, December 9, 1916.
Bangel, A. A., January 24, 1916.
Barclay, R. C, September 1, 1914.
Beale, Mac. H., August 23, 1915.
Bilisoly, F. Nash, November 11, 1913.
Boatwright John H., January 28,
1916.
Briggs, F. T., May 29, 1916.
Brinkley, Harry A., April 22, 1916.
Bruce, E. B., May 8, 1914.
Bunting, Mary E., May 8, 1914.
Burgess, E. S., April 5, 1914.
Carroll, J. B., October 17, 1916.
Cassell, Norman, May 15, 1916.
Cassell, V. C, June 4, 1917.
Clements, Miss Gladys H., October 6,
1913.
Crump, R. E., August 1, 1916.
Curling, Stephen J., January 20, 1915.
Dowding Grace L., January 10, 1916.
Emmerson, Fannie B., February 1,
1916.
Fisher, John T., July 22, 1916.
Fox, Leslie T., February 8, 1917.
Gatti, Amelia A., September 28, 1917.
Gerke, F. E., February 27, 1914.
Griffin, W. S., September 11, 1916.
Grogan, W. M., February 2, 1917.
Hall, J. H., Jr., January 13, 1917.
Hudglns, Fltzhugh Lee, June, 2, 1915.
Hudgins, J. Bilisoly, December 15,
1915.
Johnson, R. L., August 17, 1914.
Jones, J. S., October 26, 1916.
King, Elizabeth G., January 4, 1914.
Kootz, L., October 27, 1913.
Lamar, Miss Mary A., September 15,
1914.
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REPORT OF THE
Larkin, George, April 30, 1917.
Leigh, J. William, August 16, 1917.
Lively, Charles R., May 8, 1914.
Long, James G., March 7, 1917.
Levy, Henry, August 16, 1917.
Miller, F. H., December 31, 1913.
Miller, Sarah E., September 19, 1917.
Moore, M. A., October 2, 1916.
Morecock, J. L., July 17, 1914.
Morris, Louis J., March 29, 1917.
Murdaugh, Josiah, August 18, 1915.
Myers, Ethel Louise, March 8, 1915.
Neilson, Louis M., June 15, 1916.
Oast, William H., September 27, 1915.
Overton, George M., May 23, 1917.
Parker, James V., August 30, 1916.
Parrish, George R., July 22, 1916.
Porter J. R., March 8, 1915.
Pollard, Herbert R., May 7, 1917.
Proctor, J. C, Jr., April 10, 1916.
Reid, William M., December 31, 1913.
Robinson, A. W., June 2, 1915.
Rodman, W. H., November 8, 1915.
Rutter, J. W., June 30, 1914.
Spivey, C. Kelley, December 13, 19ia
Staples, Foster F. V., January 22,
1917.
Thomas, Alice M., November 26, 1913.
Triplett, R., June 19, 1917.
Velton, Charles R., May 8, 1914.
Venable, W. S., October 11, 1914.
Wilborn, Ruth A., October 26, 1916.
Wilder, F. M., February 12, 1914.
Wilson, Frank L., January 26, 1917.
Ziv, B., November 17, 1913.
RADFORD.
Goldsmith, AV. AV., December 9, 1916.
Ingles, William, Jr., September 9,
1916.
Jones, Thomas M., February 2, 1015.
Miller, E. D., Janiiurv 13, I'.na
Morehead, Harry L., January 14,
1913.
Roberts, Henry T., August 1, 1916.
Southern, Eugenia, October 1, 1914.
Vaughan, G. B., July 17, 1916.
RICHMOND.
Adamson, A. Vincent, February 19,
1914.
Aiken, W. A., Jr., March 4, 1914.
Alexander, S., November 28, 1916.
Alexander, Miss Susie James, July
2, 1917.
Alfriend, S. S., July 27, 1914.
Allen, G. T., February 6, 1914.
Allen, Harry, Jr., February 16, 1916.
Allen, James M. N., November 22,
1913.
Allen, Miss M. Virginia, October 3,
1913.
Allen, S. J., June 19, 1917.
Ambers, Doris E., December 3, 1915.
Ammons, R. Allen, January 29, 1917.
Anderson, Archer, Jr., January 22,
1917.
Anderson, James L., November 17,
1916.
Anderson, James W., November 17,
1915.
Anderson, R. P., Jr., October 13, 1916.
Archer, E. P., November 9, 1915.
Armentrout, C. C, August 16, 1917.
Armstrong, Thomas, October 24, 1914.
Atkinson, A. C, January 26, 1917.
Atkinson, Miss S. A., March 10, 1915.
Atkinson, S. M., January 13, 1917.
Atkinson, S. T., February 12, 1914.
Atkinson, Miss Vera T., December 3,
1914.
Augustine, James, Jr., May 17, 1917.
Bache, H. K., August 18, 1916.
Bagwell, W. H. H., February 27,
1915.
Bain, E., H., November 28, 1916.
Baker, M. P., April 5, 1915.
Ballard, D. C, July 30, 1914.
Bandy, E. W., May 14, 1914.
Banks, Annie, July 15, 1914.
Barker, J. B., September 3, 1914.
Barksdale, B. W., October 2, 1916.
Barksdale, Elizabeth R., April 9,
1914.
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Barlow, M. Kate, November 16, 1914.
Barnard, Geo. S., May 29, 1916.
Bates, Frank T., Jr., March 10, 1915.
Baylis, C. S.. January 28, 1915.
Bayliss, R. Arthur, May 7, 1917.
Bazile, Leon M., January 26, 1917.
Beale, Cyrus W., October 4, 1915.
Behler, Charles, May 4, 1916.
Belfield, A. B., October 26, 1914.
Bell, W. L., August 1, 1916.
Benson, Geo. J., November 26, 1915.
Berryman, William A., February 28,
1917.
Beverly, AV. W., February 16, 1915.
Bickerstaff, Jos. C, March 17, 1917.
Bigger, Charles P., February 26, 1914.
Bigger, Sam W., January 6, 1917.
Bishop, S. H., September 25, 1914.
Black, George PI., March 8, 1915.
Black, James A., January 12, 1914.
Blackburn, C. Versal, March 15, 1916.
Blackburn, E. C, January 24, 1916.
Blackburn, M. L., November 18, 1913.
Blackwell, J. R., February 28, 1917.
Blake, Alfred L., May 29, 1916.
Blake, John J., February 2, 1917.
Bland, Robert O., April 3, 1917.
Blanton, L. P., January 28, 1916.
Blaxill, Chas. H., Nove;mber 3, 1916.
Bliley, R. J., March 18, 1916.
Bloomberg, Harold S., August 1, 1916.
Blopmberg, Sol L., June 18, 1915.
Blue, A. R., March 10, 1915.
Blunt, J. W., January 13, 1916.
Boaz, G. E., July 17, 1916.
Boisseau, Sterling. June 30, 1916.
Bongers, Aubrey, May 20, 1914.
Bonini, Peter, May ^7, 1914.
Booker, J. AVarren, February 1, 1916.
Booker, Y. E, November 17, 1915.
Booth, L. D., December 12, 1913.
Boulware, A. L., April 14, 1915.
Bowe, Bruce, September 11, 1917.
Bowe, Charles C, August 30, 1916.
Bowe, N. W., Jr., February 5, 1915.
Bowe, Stuart, May 12, 1917.
Bowen, I. M., July 20, 1916.
Bowers, E. Christian, December 31,
1915.
Bowles, D. W., Jr., March 12, 1917.
Bowies, J. W., August 4, 1917.
Bradford, D. J., November 8, 1915.
Bradley, J. Floyd, March 17, 1916.
Branch, L. T., February 12, 1916.
Brandis, Roland B., January 26, 1917.
Brauer, Miss Ruble, September 27,
1912.
Breeden, William, November 18, 1914.
Brockwell, A. L., October 14, 1915.
Brooke, Eloise M., December 31, 1913.
Brooks, S. M., April 1, 1914.
Brown, Clarence Blair, August 14,
1916.
Brown, Edward H., September 10,
1917.
Brown, J. Thompson, July 11, 1914.
Browm, I^roy E., September 27, 1914.
Brown, L. R., May 1*7, 1917.
Brown, O. Raymond, November 18,
1913.
Brown, Roscoe C, August 28, 1917.
Brown R. L., December 13,* 1916.
Brown, Stuart Ellett, November 9,
1914.
Brown, Wallace F., December 17,
1913.
Bruffield, Victoria C, February 2,
1917.
Bugg, Miss E. E., April 12, 1917.
Burke, Emmett C, November 17,
1915.
Butler, E. M., August 16, 1917.
Bryan, George, November 8, 1915.
Byrd, Thomas B., December 8, 1915.
Cadot, C. P., June 11, 1917.
Call, Norman, June 19, 1914.
Campbell, Alma L., November 16,
1914.
Campbell, Irving E., February 14,
1914.
Canepa, Columbus A., February 2,
1915.
Cfinnon, Arthur M., February 12,
1917.
Caron, Isaac, April 14, 1915.
Carter, James T., January 22, 1917.
Carter, R. A., March 22, 1917.
Carter R. C, January 26, 1917.
Catlin, W^illiam, December 8, 1914.
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REPORT OF THE
Cease, George M., June 2, 1917.
Cephas, B. A., March 11, 1914.
Chadick, Kennith H., February 12,
1917.
Chalkley, Hamilton H., June 6, 1916.
Chamberlayne, John Hampden, No-
vember 9, 1915.
Chapin, C. C, October 16, 1913.
Chapman, Lee T., October 1, 1915.
Cheatham, L. W., October 17, 1914.
Chichester, C. M., August 13, 1915.
Chipley, M. Reba, January 20, 1915.
Clark, J. Booker, March 23, 1915.
Clark, J. D., March 8, 1915.
Clarke, Christian H., February 9,
1914.
Clarke, William A., Jr., April 12,
1916.
Coale, Basil W., September 13, 1916.
Cohen, M. J., July 16, 1915.
Colm, J. S., September 10, 1914.
Cole, David J., December 21, 1915.
Cole, John H., February 21, 1917.
Collins, Allen G., November 23, 1916.
Compton, Miss A. V., October 27, 1913.
Cone, E. E., June 4, 1917.
Connally. A. T., March 22, 1916.
Cosby, James T., March 2, 1914.
Crawford, George E., July 17, 1914. .
Crenshaw, H. C, April 30, 1914.
Crenshaw, James H., December 13,
1913.
Crenshaw, James H., Jr., May 20,
1914.
Crenshaw, Lewis D., Jr., January 6,
1915.
Crenshaw, W. A., February 3, 1914.
Crenshaw, W. E., December 20, 1913.
Cross, O. B., September 13, 1916.
Crowder, Chas. W. Jr., July 12, 1915.
Crutchfield, E. M., August 11, 1914.
Crutchfield, J. Henry, October 28,
1915.
Cullman, J. M., October 28, 1913.
Curry, A. W., May 8, 1916.
Curry, L. R., February 10, 1916.
Curtis, J. T. W., May 25, 1915.
Cutchins, John A., February 11, 1914.
Cutchins, L. E., November 22, 1915.
Dance, S. Lee, January 15, 1915.
Dashiel, R. Grayson, August 13, 1915.
Davenport, C. R., February 8, 1917.
Davidson, M., December 19, 1916.
Davis, George B., June 10, 1915.
Davis, James L., June 26, 1917.
Davis, R. H., March 6, 1916.
Davis, S. W., October 31, 1913.
Dawson, Mary H., April 18, 1917.
Dean, Ruth A., March 18, 1916.
Denoon, A. C, August 25, 1917.
De Treville, J. L., July 8, 1916.
Dickie, Wortley, December 15, 1915.
Dickinson, Vivian S., February 8,
1917.
Dillard, W. W., July 16, 1915.
Doswell, L. M., January 13, 1917.
Dos well, Stonewall J., September 8,
1914.
Dotson, Francis, August 23, 1916.
Drewry, W. S., April 4, 1914.
Drinard, S. B., October 20, 1915.
Droste, T. H., May 6, 1916.
Drum, D. H., September 4, 1917.
Duke, J. C, July 26, 1915.
Duke, R. C, February 13, 1915.
Dunford, Miss L. E., June 22, 1914.
Durham, George T., April 4, 1914.
Durraiit, B. A., July 7, 1917.
Duval, E. T., September 9, 1916.
Duval, J. B., October 29, 1913.
East, Helen B., April 16, 1914.
Eaton, R. C, June 11, 1917.
Ellett, Pearl B., January 26, 1917.
Ellington, Miss Mattie Lee, April 14,
1915.
Emes, Miss Georgia W., October 29,
1913.
Emrick, H. G., November 13, 1916.
Ennis. AV. E., June 23, 1914.
Epps, Jack L., June 19, 1914.
Erlich, Henry, August J4, 1916.
Estes, E. R., June 2, 1915.
Eubank, P. Hampton, March 25, 1914.
Evans, W. Chester, May 12, 1917.
Farinholt, E. V., August 16, 1917.
Farley, Earnest Waldren, October 22,
1914.
Fawcett, W. J., June 8, 1915.
Fidler, E. Linwood, September 25,
1914.
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105
Fitzgerald, J. Sydney, March 7, 1917.
Fitzhugh, Geo. C, February 26, 1915.
Flannagan, Maude A., April 27, 1915.
Fleming, Rives, September 20, 1916.
Ford, Charles B., June 6, 1916.
Franklin, H. K., July 3, 1914.
Friend, R. S., April 9, 1914.
Friend, Thomas, December 11, 1913.
Gardner, R. O. C, November 8, 1915.
Gardner, Thomas W., March 8, 1915.
Garland, G. Gray, March 19, 1914.
Garrett, Charles E., May 10, 1915.
Garrett, E. M., July -3,- 1916.
Garrett, Miss Grace V., January 10,
1914.
Garrett, Roland, December 1, 1916.
Garrett, Thos. E. March 14, 1917.
Gaulding, Antone, J., March 2, 1914.
Gay, Thomas B., October 28, 1913.
Gee, J. N., Jr., May 22, 1916.
Gentry, E. Gertrude, September 18,
1917.
Germelman, W. C, October 24, 1914.
Gibson, T. C, February 28, 1916.
Gilliam, R. H., April 19, 1916.
Oillikin, Mrs. C. B., March 23, 1914.
Goddard, Warren M., March 11, 1914.
Ooddin, Alfred P., January 6, 1917.
Gold, M. E., November 2, 1916.
Goldbarth, Irvine S., March 15, 1916.
Goldsmith, W. W., April 1, 1915.
Goodwin, Phillip E. W.f February 18,
1915.
Goodwyn, H. W., September 27, 1915,
Gordon, W. Douglas, March 29, 1917.
Grant, IJugh S., April 7, 1917.
Grant, Leroy D., April 14, 1Q15.
Graves, Benj. A., February 19, 1915.
Greenway, Roscoe C, September 1,
1917.
Gregory, G. B., March 16, 1917.
Gregory, T. G., May 24, 1917.
Grubbs, Rosa E., February 19, 1915.
Guest, B. R., February 28, 1917.
Guigon, A. B., September 20, 1915.
Gunter, E. D., October 6, 1916.
Haddon, T. Gray, March 2, 1916.
Hailan, H. J., May 20, 1914.
Haley, Miss A. T., January 19, 1914.
Hall, C. T., January 22, 1917.
Hamilton, B. F., October 11, 1915.
Hancock, Adelaide, July 22, 1916.
Hancock, Donald C, January 23,
1914.
Hancock, J. B.. January 22, 1917.
Hannigan, Charles, October 26, 1916.
Hardaway, F. H., July 1, 1916.
Harman, A. C. December 3, 1913.
Harris, Florence, March 24, 1916.
Harris, H. Hiter, May 6, 1916.
Harris, L. Nettie, March 9, 1917.
Harris, L. W., January 7, 1914.
Harrison, R. R., October 16, 1913.
Harrison, Ruby T., J^ebruary 16, 1916.
Harrison, S. J., April 8, 1915.
Harvie, A. T., September 25, 1915.
Harvie, W. Gordon, August 16, 1917.
Hasbrook, C. P., September 20, 1917.
Hasker, E. L., October 5, 1914.
Hatcher, W. H., August 16, 1917.
Hatke, Al. H., March 10, 1915.
Hatke, Louis B., February 12, 1917.
Hawkins, O. A., January 13, 1917.
Hawks, R. H., July 27, 1917.
Hazelgrove, L. C, November 26, 1915.
Headen, J. H., February 5, 1915.
Heckler, Janie H., April 3, 1914.
Held, Irving I., August 16, 1917.
Heller, Edwin M., August 7, 1914.
Henry, Peter J., August 3, 1914.
Herrmann, Sophie H., January 22,
1917.
Heslep, H. S., October 26, 1914.
Hewin, J. Thomas, April 9, 1914.
Hewin, Sarah L., February 16, 1915.
Hewitt, O. O., September 25, 1917.
Hicks, W. A., October 20, 1913.
Hill, Malvern, March 19, 1915.
Hilliard, Miss Eulalia, February 20,
1914.
Hinnant, Lillie V., February 20, 1917.
Hirshberg, S. I., February 4, 1916.
Hooks, Miss Lillian M., June 1, 1917.
Hooper, George J., November 4, 1914.
Hord, Herbert C, August 25, 1917.
Hotchkiss, H. S., January 16, 1914.
Houchens, Henry W., March 13, 1916.
Howie, T. Peter, August 20, 1917.
Hoyle, R. B., April 7, 1917.
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REPORT OF THE
Hughes, Roscoe E., December 15,
191,4.
Hulcher, Willie H., February 13,
1915.
Hunt, J. H., November 25, 1914.
Hunter, Miss Etliel, February 21,
1917.
Hunter, Miss G. B., April 14, 1915.
Hunter, J. D., June 30, 1915.
Hurt, Jos. M., Jr., October 22, 1915.
Hutchinson, Jessie B., July 12, 1915.
Hutzler, Alvin B., October 12, 1914.
Hutzler, Henry S., April 12, 1916.
Hutzler, Sig., June 15, 1915.
Ingram, Alice, September 4, 1917.
Jackson, Miss Carrie, February 26,
1917.
Jackson, Giles B., April 20, 1914.
Jacobs, Bernard M., August 16, 1917.
Jacobs, H. E., April 5, 1915.
James, W. A., Septeml)er 20, 1915.
Jarvis, W. P., March 11, 1914.
Jenkins, R. W., October 3, 1916.
Jennings, Julia S., April 22, 1916.
Jerman, William B., January 6, 1915.
Jerry, S. Elmer, December 2, 1914.
Joel, W. O., January 30, 1914.
Johnson, A. L., September 5, 1917.
Johnson, George H., January 15, 1914.
Johnston, N. M., March 9, 1917.
Johnston, Susie A., September 28,
1917.
Jones, Catesby G., May 28, 1917.
Jones, Charles T., February 26, 1917.
Jones, Eugene, February 4, 1916.
Jones, Laney, May 2, 1916.
Jones, R. D., November 13, 1916.
Jones, Rex. O., June 24, 1916.
Jones, Roy M., June 19, 1914.
Jones, Richard W., January 20, 1915.
Keegan, John J., December 8, 1914.
Kelieher, Mary T., June 2, 1917.
Kennedy, D. T., Jtinnary 29, 1917.
Kennedy, T. M., January 27, 1917.
Kent, Ro. M., Jr., June 19, 1914.
Kershaw, A. R., July 22, 1915.
Kidd, W. B., July 15, 1916.
Kimbrough, Jr., W. J., May 7, 1917.
King, H. W., January 30, 1914.
King, J. W., February 9, 1914.
King, M. C, July 30, 1914.
King, Olive, November 26, 1915.
King, Rena A., March 19, 1915.
King, Waverly G., September 1, 1914.
Kirkland, Robert, November 5, 1915.
Lackey, Eva K., December 8, 1915.
Lacy, Eva T., December 22, 1915.
Lacy, Lelia L., May 4, 1915.
Lacy, Richmond, T., Jr., September
9, 1916.
Lamb, Brockenbrough, January 28,.
1914.
Lambert, H. E.j November 24, 1915.
Lamkin, Bessie, June 28, 1915.
Lane, Leonard, J., June 2, 1917.
Lassiter, W. C, February 21, 1917.
Lawtori, G. Cabell, March 9, 1917.
Leake, E. A., June 19, 1914.
Leake, H. T., September 25, 1914.
Lee, Elizabeth V.,: February 12, 1914.
Levy, Arthur, January 18, 1916.
Levy, Ralph J., January 28, 1915.
Lewis, Geo. W., February 23, 1914.
Lewis, Hugh R., August 1, 1916.
Lewis, J. T., October 24, 1914.
Lewis, James T., Jr., January 15,.
1915.
Lightfoot, John B., Jr., November 17,.
1913.
Lipsford, W. F., September 25, 1914.
Lloyd, Holt S., June 10, 1915.
Loehr, Wm. A., August 13, 1915.
Lord, Miss Jessie M., May 10,. 1917.
Louthan, Frank G., March 29, 1916.
Lucy, C. T., December 11, 1914.
Lyle, Jas. D., September 2, 1916.
Lyons, Edward P. Jr., September 18,
1917.
McAuley, Tilden, March 12, 1915.
McCabe, Allen G., August 21, 1916.
McClure, E. M., October 25, 1916.
McConnell, F. L., August 7, 1914.
McConnell, F. P., January 6, 1916.
McConnell, H. L., December 13, 1916.
McCready, M. M., January 12, 1916.
McCurdy, H. A., December 1, 1916.
McDonald, Mabel, July 15, 1914.
McDonough, Miss Katherine, July 16,
1913.
McDowell, Alf. H., October 24, 1914.
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McEneamy, E. B., May 1, 1914.
McGraninglian, H., December 21,
1915.
McMurray, Miss M. B., August 17,
1917.
McVeigh, L. AV., November 26, 1915.
Mann, A. W., March 20, 1917.
Mann, Earl L., April 30, 1914.
Mann, Herbert S., December 2, 1914.
Marchetti, A., February 26, 1917.
Marks, W. P., Jr., June 28, 1915.
Marston, A. N., March 7, 1917.
Martin, A. R., March 19, 1915.
Martin, Edward B., September 20,
1916.
Masinter, Morris L., November 23,
1916.
Mason, Dorothy A., December 11,
1914.
Mason, F. D., July 14, 1917.
Mason, Jean M., April 25, 1917.
Massie, G. Edmund, March 15 1915.
Massie John W, July 26, 1915.
Mattern, Alma L., February 21, 1917.
Mauck, John.H., April 30, 1917.
Mayer, Irving, March 16, 1916.
Mayer, David W., January 29, 1914.
Meek, Wilson, February 28, 1914.
Meharg, Charlotte M., September 19,
1917.
Melton, Rose B., March 28, 1914.
Meynell, Joseph, January 24, 1916.
Michie, C. C, December 5, 1914.
Miller, E. P., April 24, 1914.
Miller, Miss G. A., March 19, 1^15.
Miller, Grece L., September 15, 1914.
Miller, Henry R., July 23, 1914.
Miller, Leland li., January 27, 1914.
Miller, Orbrey K., March 21, 1914.
Miller, Miss Robyn N., April 18, 1917.
Mills, Gary O., November 12, 1915.
Mitchell, B. S., January 17, 1914.
Moore, C. Ridgeway, August 25, 1914.
Moore, J. B., Jr., May 6, 1916.
Moore, Richmond, April 12, 1916.
Moore, T. Justice, January 6, 1916.
Moorefield, E. C, May 29, 1915.
Mooring, Alice, April 5, 1915.
Morris, B. L., June 28, 1915.
Morris, H. S., November 13, 1916.
Morris, S. W., March 2, 1916.
Morris, W. T. R., March 29, 1915.
Morton, D. V., July 25, 1917.
Morton, Virginia S., July 5, 1916.
Morton, William E., December 19,.
1916.
Mosby, N. Thomas, April 20, 1914.
Moseley, G. Carrington, October 9,,
1913.
Moseley, H. J., July 27, 1914.
Moseley, Miss G. E., February 26,
Moss, Thomas O., February 12, 1917.
Mountcastle, G. B., February 8, 1916.
Mullen, James, November 17, 1915.
Myers C. B., January 13, 1917.
Nash, J. Pope, July 27, i914.
Neale, Miss M. A., October 28, 1914.
Neale, W. W., January 24, 1916.
Neister, Florence C., April 9, 1914
Nelson, Leon M., June 6, 1916.
Nenzel J. M. Jr., March 6, 1914.
Newton, R. L., July 16, 1915.
Newton, Willoughby, Jr., January 24,.
1916.
Nolte, He*rman, March 19, 1914.
Norfleet, William J., December 21,.
1915.
Norman, William C, October 22, 1915.
Norrell, Albert V., November 22, 1915.
O'Flaherty, W. L., June 6, 1916.
O'Grady, John F., Jr., August 20,.
1917.
Ogletree, W. U., June 6, 1914.
O'Keefe, James L., April 10, 1916.
O'Leary, Mary F., February 1, 1916.
Oliver, Miss Jessie H., March 6,.
1916.
Orebaugh, E. L., May 5, 1914.
Overby, Miss Frances H., May 1^
1915.
Page, James C, November 26, 1913.
Page, Martha J., January 29, 1917.
Parker, Aubin K., July 27, 1917.
Parker, Stafford H., January 25,
1915.
Parrish, J. Samuel, February 3, 1914.
Parrish, O. E., February 11, 1915.
Pastorfield, W. B., June 26, 1^16.
Patterson, A. W., October 28, 1914.
Patterson, J. S.. May 17, 1917.
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Peay, J. H. B., January 29, 1917.
Peple, G. A., January 6, 1917.
Perrin, Joel S., May 1, 1915.
Perrow, J. C, December 21, 1915.
Pettigrew, A. N., February 2, 1917.
Pettigrew, T. P., April 19, 1917.
Peyton, R. E., Jr., February 18, 1915.
Phillips, Chas. H., February 23, 1916.
Phillips, Elton L., July 17, 1916.
Phillips, E. Raleigh, February 21,
1917.
Phillips, Henry A., August 18, 1916.
Picot, L. F., April 4, 1914.
Pitt, A. Taylor, October 12, 1915.
Pizzini, William B., February 11,
1914.
Pleasants, Fred, May 8, 1916.
Pleasants, Samuel T., December 21,
1915.
Pollard, Fred G., January 10, 1913.
Pollard, Thomas, April 4, 1916.
Poole, Lawrence P., November 5,
1914.
Powell, Fred H., April 16, 1917.
Powers, Jos. E., January 13, 1917.
Pratt, Roy G., March 25, 1915.
Pribble, B. S., August 3, 1915.
Price, James H., June 8, 1914.
Price, L. F., March 16, 1917.
Proctor, R. E., May 31, 1917.
Pullen, J. Irba, August 21, 1916.'
Puller, J. L., July 26, 1915.
Puller, W. G., Jr., March 15, 1915.
Pulliam, E. T., June 18, 1915.
PuUiam, Robert M., May 22, 1916.
Pulliam, W. C, August 31, 1917.
Purcell, W. E., Jr., June 22, 1916.
Purdie, J. A., May 23, 1917.
Pyper, John R., February 26, 1915.
Raab, Merrill E., December 23, 1915.
Ragland, Norma Cowling, June 2,
1917.
Ramos, J. Page, November 5, 1913.
Ramsey, J. T., April 8, 1915.
Ramstetter, John A., July 21, 1917.
Rawley, Heath J., September 17,
1917.
•Reams, W. Floyd, January 13, 1914.
Reardon, M. E., May 24, 1917.
Redd, William P., November 13, 1916.
Redford, E. M., September 11, 1916.
Reid, Lou F., June 19, 1917.
Rhodes, Israel, January 19, 1914.
Richardson, John G., March 23, 1915.
Richeson, Frank S., November 13,
1916.
Richeson, H. T., January 24, 1916.
Robertson, J. C, January 6, 1917.
Robins, Franklin D., January 28,
1916.
Robinson, S. \V., Jr., August 14, 1916.
Rogers, Pell S., December 19, 1916.
Rohleder, Joseph A., August 20, 1914.
Roper, W. A., November 8, 1915.
Rose, Hugh F., May 7, 1917.
Rosenthal, A. Milton, June 15, 1916.
Rosenthal, Samuel, July 8, 1915.
Rowlett, Russell J.,- May 7, 1917.
Roy, Temple E., November 10, 1913.
Royall, Augustine, August 14, 1916.
Rudd, Paul C, March 18, 1916.
Rudd, Rachel, July 5, 1916.
Ruehrmund, Charley F., June 2, 1915.
Ruppert, H. C, February 9, 1914.
Ryan, Edward L., December 21, 1916.
Ryan, Miss Katharine, June 30, 1915.
Ryder, B. E., March 29, 1916.
Ryland, Robert A., October 31, 1913.
Sager, Guy F., January 22, 1917.
Sampson, E. D., October 29, 1913.
Sampson. W. P., December 20, 1913.
Sands, AVm. H., Jr., December 22,
1913.
Sanne, Ruth, November 6, 1914.
Satterfield, C. C, May 6, 1916.
Saunders, A. H., November 2, 1916.
Saunders, L. L., June 6, 1916.
Saunders, Richard B., February 11,
1914.
Saville, Charles O., October 2, 1916.
Saville, John F., March 14, 1917.
Schaaf, Walter C, February 14, 1917.
Schaefer, Henry J., May 7, 1917.
Schafer, Paul P., May 14, 1914.
Schafer, Georgia, December 19, 1914.
Scheer, Julia C, April 12, 1917.
Schomberg, Lewis B., January 15,
1915.
Schomberg, Ryland H., June 20, 1916.
Schultz, James P., August 11, 1914.
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Schweichert, O. L., February 25, 1914.
Schoffin, E. G., September 10, 1914.
Seal, W. E., January 26, 1917.
Seay, Perry, March 26 1914.
Selden W. T., January 8, 1914.
Serey, J. T., August 9. 1916.
Shea, A. V., May 5, 1914.
Sheppard, James R., Jr., November
8, 1915.
Shields, E. Southard, March 28, 1914.
Shillingsbury, W. J., March 2, 1914.
Shuman, George A., May 13, 1915.
Simmons, T. L., November 28, 1916.
Sims, L. B., July 7, 1917.
Skipwith, George N., April 19, 1916.
Sledd, Thomas J., January 6, 1914.
Sloan, M. B., January 13, 1916.
Smith, A. G., June 2, 1915.
Smith, A. J., July 2 1917.
Smith, C. Barringer, April 4, 1916.
Smith, H. Lanne, November 8, 1915.
Smith, P. Albert, February 28, 1914.
Smith, Percy, September 16, 1915.
Smith, W. R. L., Jr., May 27, 1914.
Snead, G. B., May 5, 1914.
Southall, John H., March 13, 1914.
Sowell, Mrs. A. M., March 12, 1915.
Spence, E. Leslie, Jr., January 6,
1915.
Staihback, L. B., February 21, 1917.
St£^rke, John W. September 12, 1914.
Starke, Thomas J., July 10, 1917.
Staples, Alice W., July 16, 1915.
Steiner, Samuel, May 13, 1915.
Steinlein, Miss Mary P., October 20,
1915.
Stern, Gary Ellis, May 29, 1916.
Stokes, Ora Brown, March 29, 1917.
Stone, M. D., May 4, 1915.
Strause, Gordon E., March 29, 1916.
Straus, Irving J., May 10, 1915.
Stuart, H. M., January 13, 1917.
Stutz, Mary E., March 16, 1916.
SuUivan, P. H., March 13, 1914.
Sullivan, W. E., October 31, 1913.
Sutherland, C. E., April 8, 1915.
Sutton, C. H., Jr., February 11, 1914.
Sutton, Howard, November 16, 1914.
Sutton, J. G., February 12, 1916.
Taliaferro, Fannie W., January 18,
1916.
Talley, Williamson, January 13, 1914.
Talman, Carter E., October 2, 1916.
Taylor, Douglas E., March 6, 1914.
Taylor, E. B. L., February 19, 1915.
Taylor, H. A., December 12, 1916.
Taylor H. Seldon, January 13, 1917.
Taylor, H. Seldon, Jr., March 6, 1916.
Taylor, Meta B., May 4, 1915.
Taylor, O. C, August 27, 1917.
Taylor, Z. L., November 18, 1914.
Tennant, W. Brydon, August 30,
1916.
Terry, W. P., August 16, 1917.
Thacker, Pemberton, March 17, 1917.
Thalhimer, Morton G., April 30, 1914.
Thaw, A. Lee, March 10, 1916.
Thompson, Allen, July 21, 1917.
Thompson, R. D., May 25, 1915.
Tillyer, Charles, April 1, 1914. ''
Traylor, F. B., January 25, 1915.
Traylor, W. C, October 16, 1913.
Trigg, William R., September 28,
1917.
Turner, C. H., January 25, 1916.
Tyler, C. W., May 27, 1915.
Tyler, J. E., July 8, 1916.
Tyler, William L., June 2, 1915.
Tyndall, Francis C. I., March 14,
1917.
^ Tyree, Lewis, July 22, 1916.
Upshur, Edgar C, March 12, 1915.
Vaden, Miss Nellie, October 1, 1913.
■ Van Denburg, Howard M., June 22,
1916.
Van Vort, Rosa Z., July 13, 1914.
Vaughan, H. M., May 1, 1914.
Venable, A. M., December 1, 1916.
Vest, A. K., April 22, 1915.
Vial, Charles S., July 22, 1916.
Vincent, A. H., January 12, 1914.
Walden, John S., Jr., February 28,
1917.
Waldrop, A. L., October 1, 1913.
Walford, C. P., Jr., May 28, 1917.
Walker, M. D., August 23, 1916.
Walker, Otis P., July 27, 1914.
Walker, R. H., October 27, 1917.
Wallace, Maxwell G., July 7, 1915.
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REPORT OF THE
Waller, Miss G. M., February 3, 1914.
Wallersteln, Clarence S., June 15,
1916.
Wallersteln, L. D., October 31, 1916.
Wallersteln, Morton L., December 8,
1915.
Walsh, R. v., July 27, 1917.
Walters, S. E., March 4, 1914.
Warin.^, W. L., August 5, 1915.
Watkins, E. E., November 13, 1915.
Watkins, J. Thomas, July 11, 1917.
Watt, Alexander M., March 25, 1914.
Watts, H. E., October 14, 1914.
Watts, J. Leicester, July 22, 1916.
Waymack, D. W., March 29, 19ia
Wells, C. S.. August 31, 1915.
Welsh, Andrew, August 7, 1914.
Welsh, John B., January 12, 1914.
Wherry, B. C, March 13, 1916.
White, George B., August 3, 1916.
White, John H., August 17, 1914.
Whittaker, J. N., March 8, 1915.
Wicker, John J., Jr., January 8, 1915.
Wilkins, Alice, June 19, 1914.
Willcox, A. C. Jr., October 2, 1916.
Willliams, A. Colton, July 21, 1916.
Williams, Bertha E., March 12, 1915.
Williams, Lelia L., May 12, 1915.
Williams, T. A., September 15, 1914.
Williams, Walter A., Jr., October 18,
1916.
Willis, Charles K., September 18,
1916.
Willis, Charles K., Jr., June 19, 1917.
Willis, M. L., October ^2, 1914.
Wilson, A. G., July 1, 1916.
Wilson, D. R., July 7, 1917.
Wilson, H. S., September 25, 1914.
Wiltshire, D. M., April 1, 1915.
Winston, Geddes H., January 26,
1917.
Winston, John G., September 22, f917.
Wood, E. L., January 28, 1916.
Wood, Jesse F., March 14, 1917.
Wood, Lucy Henry, February 8, 1916.
Woodson, Miss Sallie L., . September
9, 1916.
Wood, Chas. P., October 26, 1916.
Word, William E., March 6, 1914.
Wright, Cuele Henrietta, August 30,
1916.
Wright, J. T., October 14, 1913.
Wright, S. Gray, December 4, 1916.
Wyatt, Thomas H., December 4, 1914.
Wyatt, V. H., May 12, 1915.
Yerby, E. P., September 18, 3917.
Zeliznik, Arnold, October 10, 1913.
Zimmerman, H. D., November 9, 1914.
ROANOKE.
W
M
Abbott, L. H., April 18, 1917.
Agnew, L. D., March 22, 1916.
Altizer, Miss R. P., May 22, 1914.
Anderson, W. W., January 4, 1915.
Andrews, I. M., January 15, 1915.
Andrews, W. L., May 15, 19i5.
Apperson, Harvey D., September 25,
1914.
Armentrout, Leona, April 4, 1916.
Ball, Charles A., April 20, 1914.
Beller, C. S., September 20, 1916.
Belton, Hallie M., January 13, 1917.
Blackwell, Miss S. E., January 10,
-1916.
Boswell, John S., March 7, 1917.
Bolts, James B., January 13, 1917.
Bowie, S. T., May 29, 1917.
Bowling, W. P., August 1, 1916.
Brammer, Lucy C, July 7, 1917.
Britts, Stewart, April 19, 1916.
Byrd, Armabell, August 18, 1916.
Calfee, Hfiana Hurst, May 8, 1916.
Camp, W. P., Jr., October 16, 1913.
Camper, J. W., June 11, 1914.
Cleator, Marvin F., April 30, 1917.
Cole, John M., June 29, 1914.
Coleman, Aylett B., March 13, 1914.
Coleman, Randall C, January 23,
1914.
Craig, D. P., February 19, 1916.
Croaff, T. J., May 20, 1914.
Daniel, W. B., December 21, 1916.
Darnall, Thomas M., January 20,
1914.
Davis, Lawrence S., December 22,
1913.
Davis, Roy L., January 28, 1916.
Dickerson, E. C, October 21, 1913.
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Dickinson, George N., June 30, 1914.
Dunn, M. W., April 6, 1916.
Dupuy, Joseph E., July 6, 1915.
Easley, E. T. P., June 19, 1917.
Eley, Aileen, March 9, 1917.
Farley, E. M., January 15, 1915.
Fellers, S. L., May 15, 1916.
Fleck, T. Chester, June 8, 1914.
Francis, Henry L., June 10, 1915.
Fulwiler, Fannie, July 22, 1916.
Garis, G. F., April 20, 1914.
Gill, T. J., September 27, 1915.
Gish, J. E., January 26, 1917.
Glasgow, H. P., Lebruary 12, 1914.
Godsey, Mattie E., July 20, 1915.
Gray, H. B., September 16, 1915.
Gregory, H. B., July 12, 1915.
Gregory, W. P., July 16, 1915 .
Guerrant, C. L., August 16, 1917.
Gwaltney, W. W., March 26, 1917.
Hammersley, Miss Bernice, March 9,
1917.
Hanna, Harry J., January 29, 1917.
Harreil, S. Wi, November 23, 1916.
Hart, Clayton I., August 7, 1914.
Hart, George L., September 4, 1917.
Hartsell, Lena M., April 19, 1916.
Heard, M. L., January 6, 1916.
Hightower, Eva E., January 26, 1917.
Hill, Miss Rachael S., July 17, 1917.
Himes, Miss Marie B., October 22,
1913.
Hogan, H. E., May 7, 1917.
Howell, W. E., June 29, 1916.
Jackson, M. R., March 15, 1915.
Jamison, John C, September 15,
1914.
Johnstoif, V. D., May 5, 1914.
Kelley, J. L., September 20, 1916.
Kime, Robert E., August 1, 1916.
Klnsey, W. T., April 22, 1915.
King, George L., March 13, 1914.
Knock, H. L., April 19, 1916.
lyambert, Minnie C, November 16,
1915.
Lester, W. H., January 18, 1916.
Lindsey, W. A., May 11, 1914.
Little, Mrs. Prasco L., April 30, 1914.
Lunsford, Kirk, February 19, 1915.
McBurney, William, August 23, 1915.
McLelland, Robert, December 9, 1916.
McNamee, E. T., May 27, 1915.
Mahood, Frank M., April 20, 1914.
Martin, Miss Cella, December 5, 1913.
Martin, J. A., July 23, 1914.
Martin, Mary B., March 2, 1914.
Martin, Minnie, September 25, 1914.
Mason, L. L., August 17, 1914.
Matera, A. W., January 10, 1916.
Meadows, E. L., May 14, 1914.
Miller, J. W. C, October 14, 1913.
Mitchell, J. M., January 20, 1915.
Moore, Miss Florence, January 20,
1914.
Moore, J. E., February 16, 1915.
Moorman, Miss Shirley, November 8,
1916.
Morgan, Robert L., October 17, 1913.
Munger, M. A., December 9, 1916.
Oakey, Robert W., March 7, 1913.
O'Callaghan, Mary, January 24, 1916.
Pace, E. C, July 2, 1917.
Page, H. E., October 6, 1913.
Penn, H. C, September 10, 1914.
Phelps, N. W., August 23, 1915.
Plunkett, Walter C, July 16, 1915.
Porter, F. R., November 14, 1913.
Poff, R. A., January 6, 1916.
Pollard, Roy R., November 2, 1916.
Raleigh, J. M., February 27, 1914.
Rice, Marvis, July 28, 1914.
Roberts, W. O., March 29, 1917.
Robertson, Miss Bertha M., Decem-
ber 12, 1913.
Royer, R. C, August 16, 1917.
Rutherford, Julian H., November 10,
1916.
Sellers, Chas. W., September 27,
1915.
Shelton, M. E., May 5, 1914.
Sheeham, Miss Edith A., March 2,
1016.
Sherertz, J. S., January 13, 1917.
Shields, • Charles H., January 6, 1915.
Shields, Willie P., June 18, 1915. '
Short, C. B., October 26, 1916.
Simon, S., June 16, 1916
Sogren, Miss Bessie, January 5, 1914.
Spangler, Miss Lena, September 20,
1916.
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Speese, C. M., October 2, 1916.
Spencer, Vernie A., January 22, 1917.
Spessard, C. M., December 29, 1914.
St. Clair, L. E., November 8, 1913.
Stauffer, C. E., August 23, 1915.
Steele, O. B., February 8, 1917.
Stewart, Hazel, March 29, 1917.
Stewart, Lottie, August 18, 1916.
Stonsifer, Paul S., November 2, 1916.
Terry, H. A., November 13, 1916.
Terry, James R., January 20, 1914.
Terry, Peyton L., June 22, 1916.
Thomas, Miss G. D., December 28,
1916.
Tomlinson, Laviella October 2, 1916.
Trent, Miss Kathryn E., December
5, 1913.
Trout, John T., January 13, 1917.
Turner, J. A., March 10, 1915.
Turner, M. AV., September 25, 1914.
Upson, E. G., April 27, 1915.
Waid, H. L., March 16, 1917.
Walker, Vera, March 6, 1916.
Waters, J. M., June 19, 1914.
Watkins, Miss Bessie W., April 12,
1917.
Watson, O.'B., June 5, 1915.
Weaver, Phillip B., April 9, 1914.
Welford, Warren, January 22, 1917.
Whately, AVilliam E., May 2, 1916.
Wilkinson, Pearl, August 31, 1915.
Wingfield, J. F., July 10 1917.
Winner, Miss Margaret F., December
20, 19.3.
Wolfe, A. L., Jr., January 19, 191G.
Wrenn, Roberta, November 8, 1915.
Wriglit, W. D., March 10, 1916.
Wright, Wistar D., July 27, 1917.
STAUNTON.
Sheppe, L. L., September 18, 1916.
Stafford, Sallie, March 6, 3:)16.
SUFFOLK.
Andrews, Mary V., March 8, 1915.
Barrett, R. C, Jr., July 17, 1916.
Corbltt, James H., February 27, 1914.
Crocker, Wiley H., August 1, 1916.
Crumpler, Wm. M., December 18,
1913.
Dixon, Vera G., August 14, 1916.
Eley, T. J., September 1, 1914.
ETverett, S. E., October 11, 1915.
Goodwin, J. E., August 18, 1916.
Goowin, Mary B., February 21, 1917.
Harrell, Rochell, December 31, 1915.
Holladay, J. E. B., May 14, 1914.
Holland, Hugh L., October 11, 1915.
Holland, Harvey M., July 16, 1915.
Holland, William S., April 16, 1917.
Jordan, E. W., February 27, 1914.
Jordan, M. C, February 8, 1916.
Keller, Ruby G., October 2, 1916.
Kennedy, J. J., June 11, 1917.
Lancaster, Chas. O., June 4, 1917.
Lawrence, S. M., March 26, 1914.
Lewis, C. L., January 20, 1914.
MacChenny, W. E., August 3, 1915.
Marshall, Ruth, November 26, 1915.
Murphy, H. C, October 28, 1915.
Norfleet, J. B., Jr., May 29, 1916.
Parker, Elizabeth, February 2, 1915.
Pinner, John F., October 1, 1914.
Pollard, B. E., March 29, 1917.
Rawls, R. H., January 20, 1915.
Riddick, W. S., October 11, 1915.
Saunders, Beatrice E., May 20, 1915.
Smith, R. P., July 28, 1914. ,
Taylor, Lou G., November 8, 1915.
Taylor, Wade H., March 10, 1916.
Twitty, Miss E. F., July 23, 1914.
Watkins, M. M., August 14, 1916.
West, J. E., July 12, 1915.
Williams, Miss M. V., October 15,
1912.
Wilson, Pym, February 2, 1915.
Withers, J. T., INL-iy 7, 1916.
Woodward, H., December 1, 1916.
W^oodward, R. L., July 28, 1914.
Woolfork, A., April 15, 1914.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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WILLIAMSBURG.
Bamett, Gertrude, July 20, 1915.
Dovell, Ashton, May 15, 1916.
Geddy, T. H., Jr., November 24, 1914.
HuDie, J. H., January 13, 1914.
Mahone, Powell, April 30, 1917.
Savage, F. B., February 26, 1915.
Van Fossen, J. P., April 4, 1916.
WINCHESTER.
Brown, Mary J., June 19, 1914.
Carter, Shirley, April 1, 1914.
Fuller, H. Douglas, January 13, 1917.
Fultz, W. L., March 19, 1914.
Grim, Lee R., September 10, 1914.
Hardy, Wm. G., January 13, 3917.
Keating, Miss Margaret, June 28,
1915.
Lauck, Grace, August 18, 1915.
Lynch, Harry H., November 24, 1913.
McCartney, Miss Katie A. September
25, 1917.
Miller, G. C, June 6, 1914.
Reed, William H., October 30, 1915.
List of County and City Officers
1916-1917
*Accomac County.
Formed in 1634 and changed to Northampton County in 1642- '43, and reappears
as AccomaCf September, 1663.
1790—13,959
1800—15.630
1810—15,743
1820—15,966
POPULATION.
1830—16,665
1840—17,096
1850—17,890
1860—18,586
1870—20,409
1880—24,408
1890—27,277
1900—32,570
1910—36,650
TEBMS OF CIBCCIT COUBT.
First Monday in Februa/ry, April, June, August, October and December.
Judge James H. Fletcher, Jr Accomac.
Clerk John D. Grant, Jr. ..Accomac
Commonwealth's Attorney George L. Doughty, Jr.... Accomac.
Sheriff B. T. Melson Accomac.
Treasurer.^ Alfred J. Lilliston.. Accomac.
Surveyor ^._ Fred E. Ruediger Accomac.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor Edward S. Wall.. Parksley.
Superintendent of Schools. ,G. Goodwyn Joynes Onancock.
Commissioners of the Revenue:
District No. 1 ^ Thomas C. Kelley— Hallwood.
District No. 2 Edward S. Wise_. Craddockville.
District Officers.
ISLANDS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Charies E. HolstoD Chincoteague.
Supervisor. Ezra E. Adams Chincoteague.
Overseer of the Poor E. V. Twyford Chincoteague.
Justices of the Peace C. Olin Disbrow Chincoteague.
♦ J. P. Baker Chincoteague.
Arden Daisey. Chincoteague .
* No report received for 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 115
ATLANTIC MAGTSTERAL DISTRICT.
Constables. Geo. W. McCready Saxis.
Merritt Marshall Grotons.
Supervisor. Ashton Fletcher. Jenkins' Bridge .
Overseer of the Poor :...G. G. Guillette.„ Temperanceville.
Justices of the Peace A. S. Taylor Atlantic.
Samuel J. RevelL New Church.
Lloyd F. J. Wilson Greenbackville.
E. Lee Fumiss Saxis.
M'ETOMPKIN MAGISTEEIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. T. Mason... Parksley.
Supervisor.. G. W. Bowdin, CWn Bloxom.
Overseer of the Poor... Joseph R. Riggs Guilford.
Justices of the Peace , Teackle L. Byrd _ Hallwood.
Eiigene W. Bames Gargatha.
Jno. D. Watts.. Parksley.
LEE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable T. G. Kellam Onancock.
Supervisor.^ G. Smith Walter Onancock.
Overseer of the Poor ....William E. Lewis Accomac.
Justices of the Peace * Geo. F. Parker. ....> Accomac.
Joseph L. Cooper. Tangier.
Fred B. Lewis Onancock.
PUNGOTEAGUE MAGISTEEIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ,....C. R. Guy _ Pungoteague.
Supervisor.- L. J. Kellam Belle Haven.
Overseer of the Poor O. W. Lewis.... Belle Haven.
Justices of the Peace John Z. Mears Keller.
Peter T. H. Ayers Pungoteague.
John H. Walker Harborton.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. H. Ayers, Secretary Accomac.
Dr. Frank Fletcher. Jenkins' Bridge.
Dr. Rooker J. White Keller.
Albemarle County.
Formed in 1744 from Goochland County.
POPULATION.
1790—12,585 * 1830—22,618 1880—32,618
1800—16,439 1840—22,924 1890—32,379
1810^18,268 1850—25,800 1900—28,473
1820—19,750 1860—26,625 1910-H29,871
1S70— 27»544
116 REPORT OF THE
TEEMS OF CtBCTJIT COUET.
First Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December.
Judge John W. Fishbume Charlottesville.
Clerk-_ * - W. L . Maupin. Charlottesville .
Commonwealth's Attorney R. T. W. Duke, Jr Charlottesville.
Sheriff.^.- C. M. Thomas Charlottesville.
Treasurer..^ _ N. C. McGee Charlottesville.
Surveyor. Hugh F. Simms ^-Ivy.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor John W. Hopkins Charlottesville.
Superintendent of Schools H. M. McManaway. Charlottesville.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 George T. Omohundro ....Glendower.
District No. 2 B. Gates Garth Ivy.
District Officers.
GHABLOTTESVILLE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. R. H. Wood, Chairman Charlottesville.
Overseer of the Poor R. W. Durrett Charlottesville.
Justices of the Peace -. J. L. Humbert Charlottesville.
J. E. Gibson j Charlottesville.
A\M. Phillips Charlottesville.
BIVANNA MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable » T. G. Garth Stony Point.
Supervisor.-....^ J. M. Fray.»- Advance Mills :
Overseer of the Poor H. E. Harlow. Keswick. .
Justices of the Peace C. P. Garth.» ProflSt.
J. W. Garth Stony Point.
E. L. Geddy Keswick.
R. S. Perkins Earleysville.
WHITE HALL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constables.- G. A. Gibson...- Free Union.
J. H. Jones. Moorman's River.
Supervisor. J. W. Earley. Mt. Fair.
Overseer of the Poor N. B. Parrott Free Union.
Justices of the Peace J. B. Wood Free Union.
T. R. Maupin. Free JJnion.
E. W. Mooney Crozet.
H. L. Joselyn Free Union.
C. B. Jones Moorman's River.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 117
SAMUEL MILLEB MAOISTEBIAL DiSTSICT.
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Constable « S. H. Harlow Batesville.
Supervisor.^ H. S. Martin Covesville.
Overseer of the Poor J. B. Sutherland ^ North Garden.
Justices of the Peace D. H. Page ^ Batesville.
N. Garland North Garden.
J. E. Baber Batesville.
SCOTTSVILLE MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable G. W. Robinson Scottsville. '
Supervisor J. L. Pitts Scottsville.
Overseer of the Poor.....: J. S. Huffman. Carter's Bridge.
Justices of the Peace F. G. Dawson.... Scottsville.
A. S. Flanagan.. Blenheim..
T. H. Childress Esmont.
S. R. Gianini Alberene.
Henry Gibbs... .Howardsville .
A. L. Blair _. Howardsville.
IVY MAGISTEBLAX DISTBICT.
Constable C. W. Bailey. Ivy Depot.
Supervisor S. A. Calhoun Ivy Depot.
Overseer of the Poor H. G. White Ivy Depot.
Justice*of the^^Peace _...W. H. Thayer. Ivy Depot.
Board of Health.
Dr. Percy Harris Scottsville.
Dr. H. S. Hedges Charlottesville
Dr. J. S. Davis, Secretary , University.
Alexandria County.
Formed in 1801 from Fairfax County.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—17,546
1800— 1840— 1890—18^97
1810— 1850—10,008 1900— 6,430
1820— 1860—12,552 1910—10,231
1870—16,755
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in February, April, June, October, and second Monday in
December.
Judge J. B. T. Thornton. Manassas.
Clerk Geo. H. Rucker. Clarendon.
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Commonwealth's Attorney Frank L. Ball Claren don.
Sheriff... B. B. Fields Ballston, R. F. D.
Treasurer.... E. W. Ball Clarendon.
Surveyor H. D. Crocker East Falls Church.
Coroner. .....S. T. Ashton. , Ballston.
Superintendent of the Poor W. T. Burroughs Ballston.f
Superintendent of Schools Fletcher Kemp. Rosslyn.
Commissioner of Revenue W. H. Duncan Alexandria,
R. F. D. No. 2.
District Officers.
JEFFEESON MAGISTEKIAL DISTEICT.
Constable James Burke So. Washington.
Supervisor.. Edward Duncam, CWn ...Alexandria, R. R. 2.
Overseer of the Poor Joseph Kremer Alexandria, R. R. 2.
Justices of the Peace Frank E. Heisley _ Alexandria, R. R. 2.
John R. Smith Alexandria, R. R. 2.
ABLINQTON MAGISTEKIAL DISTBIGT.
Constable H. A. Smoot Ballston.
Supervisor. Wm . C. Wibert Arlington.
Overseer of the Poor H. P. Ballster Clarendon.
Justices of the Peace A. C. Mertens Clarendon.
N. A. Rees Clarendon.
WASHINGTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTBIGT.
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Constable W. H. Payne. Cherrydale.
Supervisor. '. Robert L. Walker Cherrydale.
Overseer of the Poor Webster C. Donaldson.. ...Cherrydale.
R. F. D. 1.
Justices of the Peace Geo. W. Donaldson. Cherrydale,
R. F. D. 1
C. R.Ahalt Cherrydale.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. C. Corbett, Secretary Arlington.
Dr. R. A. Quick Clarendon.
Dr. R. J. Yates Alexandria.
Alleghany County.
Formed in 1822 from Bath, Botetourt, and Monroe Counties,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 2,816 1880— 5,586
1800— 1840— 2,749 1890— 9,283
1810— 1850— 3,515 1900—16,380
1820— 1860— 6,765 1910—14,173
1870— 3,674
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 119
TEBMS OF CIBCXJIT COUET.
Fifteenth day of January, April, July, and October,
Judge Geo. K. Anderson. Clifton Forge.
Clerk— J. J. Hobbs Covington.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. B. Stephenson. Covington.
Sheriff. A. C. Sizer Covington.
Treasurer.... J. D. Mustoe Covington.
Surveyor ;i
Coroner. Dr. H. W. Anderson.— Covington.
Superintendent of the Poor Oswald B. Rowe Blue Spring Run.
Superintendent of Schools J. G. Jeter .....Covington.
Commissioners of Revenue: "
Covington District Thos. M. Kyle Barber.
Clifton District 0. L. Hamlett Rich Patch.
Boiling Spring District A. G. Rowan. Jordan Mines.
COVINGTON MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constables W. J. Leffel Covington.
G. W. Shanks. Covington.
Supervisor. Lee H . Dressier Covington.
Overseer of the Poor Dr. H. W. Anderson.^ Covington.
Justices of the Peace , B. R. Harper. Covington.
W. A. Tyree Covington
S. A. Brown Callaghan.
CIJFTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable , „
Supervisor. A. 0. Surber •. Clifton iForge.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace R. P. Irvine Selma.
J. P. Crist Iron Gate.
BOILING SPRING MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable D. F. Arritt Arritts.
Supervisor R. B. Rose Blue Spring Run.
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Humphries Arritts.
Justices of the Peace Guy W. Wright Jordan Mines.
J. B. Bush Jordan Mines.
Lincoln Wolf. Jordan Mines.
W. C. Persinger._ Jordan Mines.
Board of Health.
Dr. A. C.Jones Covington.
Dr. B. L. Carter. : Blue Spring Run.
Dr. B. R. Hudnall Low Moor.
120 REPORT OF THE
Amelia County.
Formed in 1734 from Prince Oeorge and Brunswick Counties,
POPULATION.
1790—18,097 1830—11,00© 1880—10,377
1800— 9,480 1840—10,320 1890— 9,068
1810—10,594 1850— 9,770 1900— 9,037
1820—11,104 1860—10,741 / 1910— 8,720
1870— 9^70
TEBM OF CIRCUIT COUET.
Fourth Monday in March, June, and September, and first Monday in Jawuary.
Judge Robert G. SouthalL Amelia C. H.
Clerk — S. L. Farrar Amelia C. H.
Commonwealth's Attorney T. R. Hardaway Amelia C. H.
Sheriff. W. J. Elam Jetersville.
Treasurer..^ Jos. K. Irving. Amelia C. H.
Surveyor _ ^
Coroner ■. ^ :.
Superintendent of the Poor N. W. deKrafft, Jr Amelia C. H.
Superintendent of Schools W. R. Wrigglesworth Blackstone.
Commissioner of Revenue R. P. Craddock. .?.Mannboro.
District Officers.
GILES MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. H. Grigg Amelia C. H.
Supervisor H. C. Warriner, Ch*n Chula, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor M. B. Warren. Amelia C. H.
Justices of the Peace W. 0. Harvie Mattoax, R. F. D.
J. W. Archer Chula.
J. A. deKraflft Amelia C. H.
LEIGH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable H. V. Thompson Jetersville.
Supervisor. W. C. Foster.- Amelia C. H.
Overseer of the Poor T. H. Booker Jetersville.
Justices of the Peace S. A. Lacy Jetersville.
S. J. Mann. .Jetersville.
Jno. T. SouthalL- Jetersville.
JACKSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ^ C. E. Coleman Mannboro.
Supervisor. J. A. Sydnor Mannboro.
Overseer of the Poor R. W. Blanton Amelia C. H.
R. F. D.
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Justices of the Peace R. T. Lane Chula.
W. E. Townsend Ammon.
Board of Health.
Dr. Jas. HabeL„ Jetersville.
Dr. R. F. Taylor.^ , Maimboro.
Dr. P. T. Southall Amelia C. H.
Amherst County.
Formed in 1761 from Albemarle County.
POPULATION.
1790—13,703 1830—12,071 1880—18,709
1800—16,801 1840-12,576 1890—17,551
1810—10,548 1850—12,699 1900—17,864
1820—10,423 1860—13,742 1910—18,932
1870—14,900
TERMS OF CIECUIT COURT.
Second Monday in February ^ April, June,, August, October, and December,
Judge Bennett T. Gordon.- Lovingston.
Clerk--. W. E. Sandidge Amherst.
Commonwealth's Attorney Edward Meeks... Amherst.
Sheriff.-- A. D. Watts Sandidges.
Treasurer.- E. B. McGinnis Amherst.
Surveyor ^ C. G. Massie Lowesville.
Coroner. :
Superintendent of the Poor E. T. Stinnett.^ Amherst.
Superintendent of Schools. C. L. Scott Amherst.
Commissioners of Revenue :
First District F. S. Tinsley^ Amherst.
Second District S. F. Tumex Pedlar Mills.
District Officers.
COURTHOUSE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Chas. N. Saunders Amherst.
Supervisor.- W. B . Moore Amherst .
Overseer of the Poor P. M. Ware Amherst.
Justices of the Peace W. W. Gilbert Amherst.
T. J. Smoot Amherst.
A. C. Listoe Walkers Ford.
TEMPERANCE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables:
J. P. Watts Clifford.
W. M. Burford Sandidges.
122 REPORT OF THE
Supervisor. ...1 J. H. Fulches Sandidges.
Overseer of the Poor W. S. Gill Sandidges.
Justices of the Peace V. McGinnis New Glasgow.
J. J. Mart^*iL-_ Lowesville.
W. 0. Ware Sandidges.
PEDLEE MAGISTERAT. DISTRICT.
Constables:
W. W. Johnson. Pedlar Mills.
W. P. Crist Willow.
Supervisor. L. F. Parr, Chairman Pedlar Mills.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace.- J. B. Davis Sandidges.
B. H. Davis._ Alto.
H. T. Burks Sandidges.
W. T. McFall Salt Creek.
ELON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable S. C. Cri'tzer. Monroe.
Supervisor T. M. Kent ^ Madison Heights.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace H^ C. Dawson. Madison Heights.
L. K. Justis Madison Heights.
W. R. Watts Monroe.
R. T. Shields Monroe.
Board of Health.
Dr. G. T. Harris, Secretary Madison Heights.
Dr. Edwin Sandidge Amherst.
Appomattox County.
Formed in 1845 from Buckingham, Charlotte, Campbell, and Prince Edward
Counties,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—10,080
1800- 1840- 1890— 9,589
1810— 1850—9,193 1900— 9,662
1820— 1860—8,889 1910— 8,904
1870—8,950
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First day in April, June, October, and December,
m
Judge Geo. J. Hundley Fannville.
Clerk... J. R. Horsley Appomattox.
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Commonwealth's Attorney S. L. Ferguson Appomattox.
Sheriff. — H. W. McKinney Appomattox.
Treasurer.^ R. F. Burke Appomattox.
Surveyor W. A. Moses Appomattox.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor Jas. W. Paris. Appomattox.
Superintendent of Schools N. R; Featherston Vera.
Commissioner of Revenue E. R. Abbitt Appomattox.
District Officers.
CLOVEB HILL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable — E . M . Drinkard Appomattox.
Supervisor. W. H. Ligon Pamplin.
Overseer of the Poor D. P. Fergusson Appomattox.
Justices of the Peace T. T. Hardy Pamplin.
F. A. O'Brien Appomattox.
L. M. Southall Evergreen.
SOUTHSIDE MAGISTEBIAL DISIBICT.
Constable R. C. Mann._ Appomattox.
Supervisor. L. E. Sn:ith Appomattox.
Overseer of the Poor S. G. Harvey Appomattox.
Justices of the Peace T. W. Moses Appomattox.
W. L. Brown.- Appomattox.
J. M. Knotts Appomattox.
STONEWALL MAGISTERL/^L DISTBICT.
Constable E. A. Walton. Bent Creek.
Supervisor. S. R. Martin. Stapleton.
Overseer of the Poor R. T. Phelps Oakville.
Justices of the Peace Chas. F. Button Walker's Ford.
F. G. Thorp OakviUe.
Jno. W. Davidson Vera.
Board of Health.
Dr. James B. Abbitt, Secretary Appomattox.
Dr. D. A. Christian Vera.
Dr. F. H. Lukia Pamplin City.
Augusta County.
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Foi^med in 1738 Irom Orange County.
POPULATION.
1790—10,886 1830—19,926 1880-^,710
1800—11,712 1840-19,620 1890-^37,005
1810—14,308 1850—24,610 1900--32,370
1820-16,742 1860—27,749 1910—32,445
1870—28,763
124 REPORT OF THE
TERMS OF CEECLIT COUBT.
Fourth Monday in February and May, first Monday in October, and fourth
Monday in November.
Judge Henry W. Holt Staunton.
Clerk-_> Harry Burnett Staunton.
Commonwealth's Attorney Hugh K. Kerr Staunton.
Sheriff. W. Arthur Wilson Staunton.
Treasurer. James N . McFarland Staunton.
Surveyor. Eugene E. McCutchan. Staunton.
Coroner. Dr. J. B. Cattlett Staunton.
Superintendent of the Poor Preston T. Swartzell Middlebrook, R. 1.
Superintendent of Schools F. M. Somerville Staunton, R. F. D. 6.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Beverly Manor District John F. Taylor Staunton.
North River District. R. P. Bell Parnassus.
Middle River District Wm. H. Moorman.„_ Fort Defiance.
South River District Samuel H. Arnall™ Waynesboro.
Riverheads District- Walter E. Beard Middlebrook.
Pastures.. Jas. E. Diamond Church ville.
District Officers.
BEVERLY MANOR MAGlSTiatlAL DISTRICT.
Constable Charles A. Lightner Churchville.
Supervisor.^ R. L. Crawford Swoope.
Overseer of the Poor J. Wm. Sheets, Jr Staunton.
Justices of the Peace Jas. W. O'Rourke Staunton, R. No. 5.
J. H. Hulvey Churchville.
S. P. Blagg Staunton.
NORTH RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor ..Samuel L. Evers Bridgewater, No. 1.
Overseer of the Poor John H. Rawley.„ Mount Solon.
Justices of the Peace R. E. Borum Parnassus.
J. W. Hopewell- Mount Solon.
John H. M. Randolph Parnassus.
MIDDLE RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Phillip O. Koiner Crimora.
Supervisor.- John G. Fulton.- ^Sheridan.
Overseer of the Poor George E. Layman Waynesboro.
Justices of the Peace J. C. Weast Waynesboro.
Wm. McCue Fort Defiance.
N. K. Eidson Mount Sidney.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 125
SOUl'H SIVEB MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..- W. E. Page (. Basic City.
Supervisor J. F. Harper Waynesboro.
Overseer of the Poor W. D. Hensley Waynesboro.
Justices of the Peace M. L. Leonard Waynesboro.
James A. Patterson. Waynesboro.
EIViEBHEADS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable. ^
Supervisor! Jas. S. Callison Greenville.
Overseer of the Poor James J. Rosen Staunton.
Justices of the Peace J. Aex Turk. Moffit's Creek.
J. L. Hutchens Greenville.
PASTURES MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. L. E. Hicks._ Craigsville.
Overseer of the Poor.. W. H. Adkins Swoope.
Justices of the Peace Logan Turner. Swoope.
John W. Montgomery Deerfield.
W. H. Mathews Fordwick.
Board of Health.
Dr. A. C. Cox. Waynesboro
Dr. W. F. Hartman ...Swoope.
Dr. Kenneth Bradford Staunton.
Bath County.
Formed in 1790 from Augusta, Botetourt, and Greenbrier Counties,
POPULATION.
1790— no return 1830—4,002 1880-4,482
1800—5,732 1840-4,399 1890-^,587
1810-4,887 1850-3,426 1900—5,595
1820—5,237 1860—3,676 1910—6,538
1870—3,795
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Twentieth day of March, June, September and November,
Judge George K. Anderson. Clifton Forge.
Clerk— F. L. La Rue Warm Springs.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. H. Byrd Warm Springs.
Sheriff. .*. C. A. Gum Warm Springs.
Treasurer.-^ Geo. B. Venable Warm Springs.
126 REPORT OF THE
Surveyor J. B. Rogers Bumwell.
Coroner.
Superintendent of Schools J. E. Dobbins.- Millboro.
Superintendent of the Poor B. C. Stephenson. 31illboro Springs.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Western District .J. R. Criser. Warm Springs.
Eastern District W. B. Hepler Millboro Springs.
District Officers.
WABM 6PBIN0S MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Wm. M. McAllister. Warm Springs.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace L. S. McMannaway Warm Springs.
J. D. Hamilton. Warm Springs.
CEDAB CBEEK MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable C. R. McElwee Healing Springs.
Supervisor. L. C. Alphin. Hot Springs.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace O. F. Jackson. Healing Springs.
W. H. McClintic JHot Springs.
Wm. M. Johnson Hot Springs.
WILLIAMSVILLE MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable Wm. H. Bums Bumsville.
Supervisor.. C. W. Bums Bumsville.
Overseer of the Poor „
Justices of the Peace J. K. Bums Bumsville
J. M. Ratliflf Millboro.
A. H. Rusmiselle Millboro.
MILLBOBO MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable Floyd Vest Millboro Springs.
Supervisor.. V. F. Harauflf. Millboro Springs.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace .J. P. Hawkins.- Millboro Springs.
H. T. Lyttleton. Millboro.
C. L. Miller. Millboro.
Board of Health.
Dr. L. D. Pole - Hot Springs..
Dr. G. R. Fairclolji Williamsville.
Dr. C. M. Thomas, Secretary Healing Springs.
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Bedford County.
Formed in 1753 from Lunenburg County,
POPULATION.
1790—10,731 1830—20,246 1880—31,265
1800—14,125 1840—20,203 1890--31,213
1810—16,148 1850—24,080 1900—80,356
1820—19,750 1860—25,068 / 1910—29,549
1870—25,327
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
January 10th, March 1st, May Ist, Jidy lat, October Ist, and December lat.
Judge P. H . Dillard Rocky Mount.
Clerks. Samuel M. Boiling Bedford.
Commonwealth's Attorney Landon Lowry ..Bedford.
Sheriff. Peter L. Huddleston. Bedford.
Treasurer... W. R. Dooley. i Bedford.
Surveyor. S. S. Lynn Bedford.
Coroner J. A. Davis Bedford.
Superintendent of the Poor William C. Lazenby._ Bedford.
Superintendent of Schools Chas. M. Abbott. Bellevue.
Conmiissioners of Revenue:
Central District. W. L. Overstreet. Bedford.
Bliie Ridge District. W. G. Otey Montvale.
Staunton District John H. Hogan. Stone Mt.
James River District- C. D. White Good.
District Officers.
LIBERTY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Geo. B. Richards Bedford.
Supervisor. Saml. H. Saunders Bedford.
Overseer of the Poor Andrew W. Robertson. Bedford.
Justices of the Peace H. S. Irwin Bedford.
Samuel H. Burt. Bedford.
M. P. Rucker Bedford.
Robt. E. Arrington.- Bedford.
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^ LISBON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable :. B. C. Moseley Bedford No. 6.
Supervisor. S. F. Patterson, Ch'n Bedford No. 2.
Overseer of the Poor Charles E. Marshall Thaxton.
Justices of the Peace J. Allen Biggs .Montvale.
A. M. Parker Montvale.
J. H. Bocock Thaxton.
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CHAMBLISSBUBO MAQISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Samuel Huddleston. Thaxton, No. 1.
Overseer of the Poor A. Sidney St. Clair.„ Thaxton, No. 1.
Justices of the Peace O. L. Good Goodview.
CM. Huddleston.- Goodview.
Sam'l H. Dooley Stewartsville.
STAUNTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ^ Andrew J. Thompson.. Stone Mt.
Supervisor. John W. Hubbard Moneta.
Overseer of the Poor F. E. Woolfolk._ Moneta.
Justices of the Peace S. H. Cundiff Moneta.
J. W. St. Clair Moneta.
Jno. W. Casey Stone Mt.
OTTEB MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable A. G. Hillsman _ Leesville.
Supervisor. A. J. Gillespie Leesville.
Overseer of the Poor S. R. Woodford Huddleston.
Justices of the Peace W. J. Goggin.. Stone Mt.
Benjamin Womack Orrix.
R. W. Witt :.Orrix.
BELLEVUE MAGISTERIAL ©ISTRICT.
Constable R. L. Newcomb-_ Goodes.
Supervisor., W. P. Moore....: Forest Depot.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace L. L. Callahan Goodes.
FOREST MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. R. Howard Forest Depot.
Supervisor O. L. C. Radford Forest Depot.
Overseer of the Poor Frank P. Austin. Forest Depot.
Justices of the Peace D. C. Tinsley Abert.
G. A. Duncan. Forest Depot.
B. D. Clay. Forest D^pot.
CLAREMONT MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor W. O. Arrington Goodes, No. 1.
Overseer of the Poor E. R. Burks Big Island.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Arrington Goodes, No. 1.
W. J. Penn. Goodes, No. 1.
A. C. Powell._ Big Island, No. 1.
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Board of Hetlth.
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POPULATION.
1830—
1880—5,005
1840—
1890--5.129
1850—
1900—5,497
1860—
1910—5,154
1870— 4,00C»
Dr. J. A. Rucker, Secretary.^ Bedford.
Dr. W. O. McCabe Thaxtcm.
Dr. J. A. Pollard.- Huddleston.
Bland County.
Formed in 1861 from Wythe, Tazewell and Qiles Counties,
1790—
1800—
1810—
1820—
ITJtMS OF CIBCUIT COTTBT.
Second Monday in March and July, and third Monday in Odqher,
Judge. Fulton Kegley Bland.
Clerk-- R. C. Respass. Bland.
Commonwealth's Attorney Sam'l W. Williams, Jr. Bland.
Sheriff.- T.D.Hubble „.,. Bland.
Treasurer.— J. S. Dehart Crandon.
Surveyor. E. M. Davidson. , Rocky Gap.
Coroners
Superintendent of the Poor T. C. Havens Bland.
Superintendent of Schools. Frank L. Dunn Bland.
Commissioner of Revenue L. F. Graysoa...- Bland.
District Officers.
MECHANICSBtTBG MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. M. Sheppard — Crandon.
Supervisor. John W. Burton. Crandon.
Overseer of the Poor C. J. Ramsey Crandon.
Justices of the Peace J. M. Lefew. Mechanicsburg.
R. G. Thomas Mechanicsburg.
F. C. Bogle Bla^d.
C. C. Davis Bland.
SEDDON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..- C. A. J. Richardson. Bland.
Supervisor. S. B. Robinett Bland.
Overseer of the Poor Ganam Kilts.-., Bland.
Justices of the Peace ...W. W. Britts. ._ Bastian.
C. A. Waddle Bland.
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SHABON MAGISTERIAL DISTEICT.
Constable L. M. Cox Ceres, R. F. D. 1.
Supervisor. C. A. Umbarger Ceres, R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Bridges Ceres, R. F. D. 1.
Justices of^the Peace J. G. Perry Ceres.
I. T. Gollehon Ceres, R. F. D. 1.
BOCKY GAP MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable S. W. Neal Rocky Gap.
Supervisor. J. J. Davidson Rocky Gap.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Sarver Rocky Gap.
Justices of the Peace C. L. Moorehead.. Rocky Gap.
J. S. Bird- Rocky Gap.
J. S. Childress Grapefield.
Board of Health.
Dr. Jas. Davidson. Rocky Gap.
Dr. J. N. Walker, Secretary Bland.
Dr. A. B. Woolwine Ceres.
Botetourt County.
Formed in 1769 from Augusta County.
POPULATION.
1790—10,524 1830—16,354 1880—14,809
1800— 9,820 1840—11,679 1890—14,854
' 1810—13,301 1850—14,908 1900—17,161
1820—13,589 1860—11,516 1910—17,727
1870—11,329
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
March 1st, June Isf, and December Ist,
Judge George K. Anderson. Clifton Forge.
Clerk... ......Turner McDowell Fincastle.
Commonwealth's Attorney F. G. Woodson.... Fincastle.
Sheriff. ^ W. J. Booze.. Springwood.
Treasurer J. E. Hannah Fincastle.
Surveyor. C. W. Switzer Fincastle.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor .J. W. Williamson. Fincastle.
Superintendent of Schools E. A. Painter Fincastle.
Commissioners of Revenue :
Upper District. B. R. Ikenbury Troutville.
Lower District.. J. K. McClaughtery. Springwood.
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District Officers.
AMSTERDAM MA6ISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable C. A. Fint. Troutville.
Supervisor.^ E. W. Reynolds Troutville .
Overseer of the Poor G. E. Rader Troutville.
Justicesjof the Peace R. M. Brugh.. Nace.
J. H. Layman.- HoUins.
P. M. Fleeke Blue Ridge Springs.
S. C. Vandergrift Haymakertown.
BUCHANAN MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable S. L. Williamson Springwood.
Supervisor.. J. T. Wickline Buchanan.
Overseer of the Poor William Brewbaker. Springwood.
Justices of the Peace W. A. Eubank. Lithia.
J. D. Bower Lithia.
J. B. Hanes Buchanan.
B. C. Obenshain Springwood.
FINCASTLE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable T. V. Meyers Eagle Rock.
Supervisor.- Jno. W. StuU Liguite.
Overseer of the Poor M.^P. Nofsinger..._ Fincastle.
Justices of the Peace S. C. Agee Baldwin Station.
W. B. Simmons - - Fincastle.
J. W. Milton. Eagle Rock.
J. L. Craft Fincastle.
Board of Health.
Dr. P. K. GraybilL Fincastle.
Dr. R. H. Latane, Secretary Buchanan.
Dr. C. A. Davis Eagle Rock.
Brunswick County.'
Formed in 1721.
POPUIATION.
1790—12,827 1830—15,767 1880—16,707
1800—16,369 1840— 14,€46 1890—17,245
1810—15,411 1850—13,894 1900— 18J217
1820—16,687 1860—14,809 1910—19,244
1870—13,427
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nSSMS OF CIBGUIT COUBT.
Fourth Tuesday in February, April, June, and October, and first Tuesday in
September.
Judge : Jesse F. West Waverly.
Clerk.— R. Tumbull..._ Lawrence ville.
Commonwealth's Attorney Marvin Smithey Lawrenceville.
Sheriff..^ R. B . TumbulL^ Lawrenceville .
Treasurer.. T. H. Meredith Lawrenceville.
Surveyor T. C. Harrison. WhiteJPlains.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor Ira W. Mitchell Powellton.
Superintendent of Schools R. Lee Chambliss. Rawlings.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1.^ J. B. Mallory Lawrenceville.
District No. 2 R. S. Moseley. Springbank.
District Officers.
TOTABO MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable C. I. Mitchell ._ Lawrenceville. .
Supervisor. F. W. Davie Lawrenceville.
Overseer of the Poor W. B. Michael Lawrenceville.
Justices of the Peace T. B. Price Lawrenceville.
R. A. Kirkland Lawrenceville.
S. E. V. Williams Charlie Hope.
STURGEON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable C. H. Saunders._.. Dolphin.
Supervisor. ..F. M. Newsom. Warfield. ^
Overseer of the Poor N. G. Duke.- Edgerton.
Justices of the Peace J. E. Barnes Dolphin.
R. A. Raney Smoky Ordinary
C. N. Glidewell Freeman.
BED OAK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- E. S. Harrison Warfield.
Supervisor R. W. Bragg. Alberta.
Overseer of the Poor J. Porter Haskins Rawlings.
Justices of the Peace J. A. Bishop Rawlings.
W. B. Hawthorne Dundas.
A. P. McNeil Kress.
MEHERRIN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable S. E. Parrish. Ebony.
Supervisor G. B. Harris Nipper.
Overseer of the poor. ,.E. S. Gray White Plains.
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Justices of the Peace J. Jasper Nash Crichton.
C. C. Michael. „ Brodnax.
POWELLTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable »
Supervisor. S. P. Carpenter Triplett.
Overseer of the Poor .Jaines M. Phillips Wyche.
Justice of the Peace
Board of Healthl
Dr. E. R. Tumbull, Secretary Lawrence vi lie.
Dr. E. Hale Connelly Alberta.
Dr. S. H. Moseley. Ebony.
Buchanan County.
Formed in 1858 from Russell and Tazewell Counties.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—5,694
180O— 1840— 1890— 5,867
1810— 1850— 1900— 9,692
1820— 1860—2,793 1910—12,334
1870—3,777
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Tuesday after third Monday in Aprils Tuesday after fourth Monday in July,
and Tuesday after third Monday in November,
Judge.- William E. Bums Lebanon.
Clerk.-- W. L. Dennis Grundy.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. E. Williams ._ Grundy.
Sheriff. Ben Ratliflf Grundy.
Treasurer.- F. M. Clevinger Grundy.
Coroner Geo. W. Nelson Grundy.
Surveyor .James G. Belcher Big Rock.
Superintendent of the Poor Jacob Vandyke.„ Grundy.
Superintendent of Schools M. L. Combs Grundy.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Eastern District J. R. Davis Grundy.
Western District Miles Ratliflf. Artia.
District Officers.
GRUNDY MAOISl'ERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables.- M. E. Owens Pearley.
C. H. Matney Stacy.
Supervisor M. H. Looney Deskins.
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Overseer of the Poor Thomas Looney Grundy.
Justices of the Peace Granville Keen. Stacy.
John Ratliflf Grundy.
J. C. Rames Prater.
Miles H. Shortridge.- Grundy.
EOCK LICK MAGISTERIAL DISTEICT.
Constables. Miles Blankenship Woodman, Ky.
M. C. Owens. .„ Jane.
Solomom Smith.. Hurley.
Supervisor. John H. Lester ...Blackey.
Overseer of the Poor Randolph Justus Hurley.
Justices of the Peace P. L. Johnson. Hurley.
A. C. Stacy._ Blackey.
George W. Charles Hurley.
Abe Charles Kelsa.
D. T. Owens Jane.
Amos B. Blankenship Woodman, Ky.
GARDEN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables— Elbert Presley Davenport.
Morgan S. Price Skeggs.
Wm. P. Keen Marvin.
Supervisor. E. V. Fletcher Deskins.
Overseer of the Poor Geo. W. McGlothlin. Skeggs.
Justices of the Peace W. M. Barton. Duty.
J. E. Webb Skeggs.
N. B. Day Height.
A. y. Street Skeggs.
A. T. Compton Whitewood.
R. D. Murphy Council.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. W. Waldron, Secretary Grundy.
Dr. W. E. Ritter.. Whitewood.
Buckingham County.
Formed in 1761 from. Albemarle County.
POPULATION.
1790— 9,770 1830—18,351 1880—15,540
1800—13,389 1840—18,786 1890—14,383
1810—20,059 1850—13,837 1900—15,266
1820—17,569 1860—15,212 1910—15,204
1870—13,371
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TEBMS OF CIKCTJIT COURT.
Tuesday after Second Monday in March, May, September and November.
Judge George J. Hundley Fannville.
Clerk. W. J. Hubard Buckingham.
Commonwealth's Attorney E. W. Hubard Buckingham.
Sheriff. Lewis Williams Buckingham.
Treasurer., James L. Anderson. Buckingham.
Surveyor., _ R. H. Clark Dillwyn.
Coroner... •_
Superintendent of the Poor W. L. Paterson. Garretts.
Superintendent of Schools ,,John A. Twyman. Wiley.
Commissioners of Revenue :
District No. 1 W. T. Snoddy.., Dillwyn.
District No. 2 C. C. Camden New Canton.
District Officers.
MAYSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Walker Taylor Octavia. •
Supervisor G. L. Spencer Garretts.
Overseer of the Poor M. J. Taylor._ Octavia.
Justices of the Peace C. I. Taylor Aliens Level.
E. B. Glover.....^. Buckingham.
W. H. Spencer Toga.
JAMES RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. A. C. Wood, Chairman Wingina.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace P. P. Glover. Manteo.
A. C. Horsley Warminister.
J. B. Horsley Manteo.
FRANCISCO MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. R. Anderson.- Anderson vi He..
Supervisor C. H. Jones Sheppards.
Overseer of the Poor J. A. Anderson. Anderson ville.
Justices of the Peace L. P. Gills Sheppards.
P. M. Jones Sheppards.
L. P. Gilliam Toga.
H. F. ChappelL Anderson ville.
• CURDSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable — M. G. Dunnevant Dillwyn.
Supervisor Forest Guthrie Dillw}^!.
Overseer of the Poor J. J. LeSueur. Dillwyn.
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Justices of the Peace D. E. Hughes Guinea Mills.
R. F. LeSueur Dillwyn.
E. W. Fitzgerald- Dillwyn.
G. W. Elam... . , Guinea Mills.
MABSHALL MAGISTERIAL DIfiTRICT.
Constable.^ R. J. Nuckols _ Nuckols.
Supervisor. C. O. Davidson Dillwyn.
Overseer of the Poor Robt. H. Childress Dillwyn.
Justices of the Peace J. J. Carter Dillwyn.
J. A. Clark Gold Hill.
si;ate river magisterial district.
Constable John G. Miller Howardsville.
Supervisor. M. L. Layne Scottsville.
Overseer of the Poor J. B. Agee Ransoms.
Justice of the Peace Nelson Tindale Scottsville.
Board of Health.
Dr. P. E. Tucker, Secretary Buckingham C. H.
Dr. John Randolph... Arvonia.
Campbell County.
Formed in 1781 from Bedford Cdunty.
POPULATION.
1790— 7,680 1830—15,720 1880—36,250
1800— 9,866 1840—21,030 1890--41,087
1810—11,001 1850—23,245 1900—23,256
1820—16,569 1860—26,197 1910—23,043
1870—28,384
TEEMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Second Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November.
Judge William R. Barksdale Houston.
Clerk. S. C. Goggin. Rustburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney A. H. Light Rustburg.
Sheriflf.>_ R. L. Perrow Rustburg.
Treasurer.. R. W. Callahan Lynchburg.
Surveyor. , Fred Kabler Gladys.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor C. E. Blankenship Rustburg.
Superintendent of Schools W. L. Garbee ...Lawyers.-
Commissioners of Revenue:
Blackwater District. R. E. Jones Lynchburg, R. 5.
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James River District.^ R. E. Garbee ....Lynchburg, R. 2.
Staunton River. J. S. Leftwich Evington.
Dittlrici OflkMrs.
BBOCKVILLfi MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. H. Lindsay Lynchburg.
Supervisor. .J. T. McKinney Lynchburg.
Overseer of the Poor E. W. Parvey. Lynchburg.
Justices of the Peace Albert Elliott Lynchburg.
J. W. Fortune Lynchburg.
L. B. Austin , Lynchburg.
J. H. Rucker...... Lynchburg.
BUSTBUBO MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable .J. L. Baily Rustburg.
Supervisor. ,Thos. B. Tweedy Rustburg.
Overseer of the Poor Geo. A. Coleman...^ Rustburg.
Justices of the Peace .J. W. Steppe Rustburg!
J. I. Rucker Concord.
R. E. Reid Rustburg.
OTTEB BIVEE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. S. Agnew Lynch Station.
Supervisor. E. A. Hicks, C/w*fwa«... .Evington.
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Newman Evington.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Mattox Lynch Station.
H. W. Garbee...- Altavista.
E. T. Bicks Evington.
SENECA MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. ._ G. R. Nichols Gladys.
Supervisor. G. W. Griffin. Gladys.
Overseer of the Poor R. P. Hughes Gladys.
Justices of the Peace C. A. Tanner. Gladys.
T. W. Glass. ..._ Rustburg.
R. M. Stowers Lynch Station.
FALLING BIVEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable S. C. Henderson... Brookneal.
Supervisor. M. L. Booth, Jr Brookneal.
Overseer of the Poor Alex Sowell ..Brookneal.
Justices of the Peace B. B. Baker Brookneal.
A. S. Berges Naruna.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. L. Williams Brookneal.
Dr. J. S. Irvine Evington.
Dr. H. P. Brown, Secretary Lynchburg, R. F. D.
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Caroline County.
Formed in 1727 from Essex, King and Queen and. Kvng William Counties,
POPULATION.
1790—17,489 1830—17,760 1880—17,243
1800—17,447 1840—17,813 1890—16,681
1810—17,544 1850—18,456 1900—16,709
1820—18,008 1860—18,464 1910—16,596
1870—15,128 ,
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in February, April, June, August, October and December^
Judge R. H. L. Chichester.. Fredericksburg.
Clerk.„_ E. R. Coghill Bowling Green.
Commonwealth's Attorney Willing Bowie,_ Bowling Green.
Sheriflf. , T. B. Gill... ._ Bowling Green.
Treasurer C. T. Smith _ Croxton.
Surveyor. _ E. B. Travis ^ Bowling Green.
Coroner R. G. Holloway.- .....Lent.
Superintendent of the Poor H. M. Allen. Chilesburg.
Superintendent of Schools John Washington Milford.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Bowling Green District W. G. Taliaferro Milford.
Front Royal District J. B. Washington. Woodford.
Madison District. J. F. Davis Blantons.
Reedy Church District S. C. Bowers.- Penola.
District Officers.
BOWLING GBIJEN MAGISTEBIAL DISTEICT.
Constable _ J. W. AUport Shumansville .
Supervisor. M. G. Broaddus.- Smoots.
Overseer of the Poor M. L. Taylor Central Point.
Justices of the Peace John W. Guerrant Sparta.
T. D. Coghill Bowling Green.
F. M. Head Bagby.
POBT BOYAL MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constables L. A. Drake Rapp. Academy.
Thos. K. Boulware ....New London.
Supervisor. Geo. P. Lyon _...Woodford.
Overseer of the Poor B. M. Skinker Moss Neck.
Justices of the Peace D. T. Bullock New London.
G. F. Conway. Lent.
J. B. Parish...! .Port Royal.
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MADISON MAGISTEKIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. S. Durrett. Burruss.
Supervisor. W. L. Blanton, Ch'n Blanton.
Overseer of the Poor B. J. Hart Guinea.
Justices of the Peace O. W. Southworth — Hewlett.
D. J. Waller Woodford.
W. W. Burrus Golansville.
REEDY CHUECH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- C. E. Mervine Ruther Glen.
Supervisor. Thonias N. Burruss Sr.,..Penola.
Overseer of the Poor L. R. Christian Point Eastern.
Justices of the Peace C. M. Hargrave Penola.
W. S. Peatross Hanover.
R. B. Covington Penola.
Board of Health.
Dr. L. J. Head.„ Penola, R. F. D. 1.
Dr. A. L. Martin Naulakla.
Dr. John G. Broaddus, Secretary Bowling Green.
Dr. A. C. Monroe, Special Health Officer Doswell.
Carroll County.
Formed in 1842 from Grayson County,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—13,323
1800— 1840— 1890—15,497
1810— 1850—5,909 1900—19,303
1820— 1860--8,012 1910—21,116
1870—9,114
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Second Monday in March, Third Monday in May and September, and first
Monday in December.
Judge...... A. A. Campbell Wytheville.
Clerk... Dexter Goad Hillsville.
Commonwealth's Attorney S. Floyd Landreth Galax.
Sheriff. G. E. Edwards.. Hillsville.
Treasurer J. B. Marshall Hillsville.
Surveyor. C. A. Coulson Hillsville.
Coroner C. B. Nuckols, M. D. Hillsville.
Superintendent of the Poor Wm. F. Farmer Hillsville.
Superintendent of Schools J. Lee Cox. Woodlawn.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Eastern District Orville A. Horton Fancy Gap.
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Western District C. W. Stoiieman. Monarat .
Southern District Guy S. Ambum Max.
District Officers.
PINE CKEEK MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable John T. Cochran HiUsville.
Supervisor ...John Collier Peck.
Overseer of the Poor C. T. Buckner Peck.
Justices of the Peace Jan?es L. Marshall.... Longshoal.
Floyd Queensberry Sylvatus.
E. H. Montgomery Star.
LAUREL FORK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. J. Marshall Gladesboro.
Supervisor. I . M . Webb Mayberry .
Overseer of the Poor R. J. Alderman HiUsville.
Justices of the Peace... Jas. B. HalL HiUsville.
W. W. Jackson. Laurelfork.
M. Thurman Dugspur.
FANCY GAP MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Wiley T. Lineback Cana.
Supervisor. F. H. Towe Cana.
Overseer of the Poor Alex F. McCraw Cana.
Justices of the Peace William M. Ayers Cana.
G. W. Shradrack- Cana.
S. M. Westmoreland Cana.
R. A. King Cana.
piper's gap MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. S. Moore Woodlawn.
Supervisor H. F. Branscome Fancy Gap.
Overseer of the Poor J. C. Guynn, Sr HUlsvUle.
Justices of the Peace R. C. Farmer Woodlawn.
R. D. Hull--> HiUsville.
J. T. Daniel Galax.
W. T. Cooley Pipers Gap.
SULPHUR SPRINGS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable M. B. Cox Cliflfview.
Supervisor H. S. Robinson _ Monarat.
Overseer of the Poor Z. T. Mabe Woodlawn.
Justices of the Peace W. E. Alderman Cliffview.
G. W. Alderman, Jr Monarat.
J. R. Lovill HUlsville.
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Board of Health.
Dr. John A. Tipton, Secretary Hillsville.
Dr. S. M. Robinson Woodlawn.
Dr. C. B.Nuckols Hillsville.
1790—5,588
1800—5,365
1810—5,186
1820—5,255
Charles City County.
Formed in 1634.
POPULATION.
1830—5,055
1840-4,774
1850—5,200
1860—5,609
1870-4,975
1880—5,512
1890—5,066
1900—5,040
1910—5,253
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Third Thursday in February, April, June, August, October and December.
Judge D.G.Tyler. Holdcroft.
Clerk R. S. Major Charles City.
Commonwealth's Attorney L. M. Nance Roxbury.
Sheriff.>_ E, H. Major Charles City.
Treasurer.. R. B. Davis. Holdcroft.
Surveyor.
^Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor Jno. R. Waddill Roxbury.
Superintendent of Schools A. C. Cooper Toano.
Commissioner of Revenue.- L. C. Christian ._ ...Roxbury.
District Officers.
HARBISON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. John M. GilL Malvern Hill.
Overseer of the Poor L. T. Binns Roxbury.
Justices of the Peace John B. Wallace Westover.
L. J. Tremper.„ Bametts.
TYLER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. C. Willoox, Ch^n Charles City.
Overseer of the Poor John Hubbard Roxbury.
Justices of the Peace E. Wells Jones Ruthville.
CM. Vaiden Ruthville.
J. F. Nance Charles City.
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CHICKAHOMINY MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable :.
Supervisor. Zed Parsons Holdcroft.
Overseer of the Poor A. Harwood Binns Hall.
Justice of the Peace W. L. Wilkinson. Tillington.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. B. Davis Holdcroft.
Dr. C. M. Vaiden _ Ruthville.
Dr. Ashton Harwood, Secretary Binns Hall.
Charlotte County.
Formed in 1764 from Lunenburg County,
POPULATION.
»
1790—10,078 1830—15,252 1880—16,653
1800—11,912 1840—14,595 1890—15,077
1810—13,161 1850—13,955 1900—15,343
. 1820—13,290 1860—14,471 1910—15,785
1870—14,513
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Fvrst Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November.
Judge George J. Hundley. Farmville.
Clerk... H. B. Chermside... Charlotte C. H.
Commonwealth's Attorney Thomas E. Watkins. Charlotte C. H.
Sheriff...- J. Coleman Priddy Keysville.
Treasurer..- Chas. A. Osborne Keysville.
Surveyor J. D. Morton ^...Drakes Branch.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor. .John W. Carden-__ Phenix.
Superintendent of Schools L. E. Rogers Charlotte C. H.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Upper District T. Roy Adams.- Charlotte C. H.
Lower District D. B. Hutcheson. Formosa.
District Officers.
MADISON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT. /
Constable H. A. Parsons Charlotte C. H.
Supervisor. R . L . Snell Phenix.
Overseer of the Poor M. L. Duimavant Charlotte C. H.
Justices of the Peace J. F. M. White- Charlotte C. H.
E. H. Morton. Charlotte C. H.
C. P. Marshall- Red House.
J. M. Carson...- Abilene.
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WALTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.^ L. H. Lindsay.^ Keysville.
Supervisor. Robert F. Watkins. Keysville.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace .G. E. Wade .» Keysville.
D. S. Goulding Keysville.
CENTRAL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Geo. B. Russell Drakes Branch.
Overseer of the Poor F. W. Cook „. Drakes Branch.
Justices of,,the Peace R. L. Gaines.^ Saxe.
M. A. Tucker Drakes Branch.
R. A. Cary Drakes Branch.
ROANOKE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.^ S. A. Jackson Charlotte C. H.
Supervisor.^ R. S. Chamberlayne, Jr..Phenix.
Overseer of the Poor .J. K. Tucker.. Charlotte C. H. ^
Justices of the Peace Samuel Baldwin Brookneal, R. F. D.
H. M. Greene Saxe.
MIDWAY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. J. Tucker Phenix.
Supervisor.. F. G. Cabaniss.. Phenix.
Overseer of the Poor John A. Mason.. Brookneal.
Justices of the Peace W. G. Cabaniss Phenix.
J. T. Mason Brookneal. ^
J. H. Bailey Phenix.
BACON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable. Geo. L. Jones Formosa.
Supervisor.. R. P. Barnes Red Oak.
Overseer of the Poor Geo. W. Newcomb Saxe.
Justices of^lihe Peace .J. K. Burton. Wylliesburg.
H. W. Daniel Red Oak
J. W. Perkinson. Wylliesburg.
S. F. Barnes Chase City, R. F. D.
Board of Health.
Dr. Wm. R. Martin Charlotte C. H.
Dr. C. W. Tucker Drakes Branch.
Dr. R. A. Moore, Secretary. Phenix.
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Chesterfield County.
Formed in 1748 from Henrico County.
POPULATION.
1790—14,214 1830—18,637 1880—25,085
1800—14,489 1840—17,148 1890—26,211
1810— 9,979 1850—17,489 1900—18,804
1820—18,003 1860—19,016 1910—21,299
1870—18,470 •
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Second Monday in February, May, July and October.
Judge Robt. G. Southall Amelia.
Clerk.™ Philip V. Cogbill Chesterfield C. H.
Commonwealth's Attorney Faskins Hobson. Bon Air.
Sheriflf.__ William C. Gill Beach.
Treasurer.^ D. M. Walker Drewry's Bluflf.
Surveyor W. W. LaPrade So. Richmond.
Coroner. J. F. Ragland Centralia.
Superintendent of the Poor John A. Dance jBeach.
Superintendent of Schools Phillip M. Tyler Chester.
Commissioners of Revenue :
District No. 1 G. W. Moore So. Richmond, R. F. D.
No. 8.
District No. 2 _ J. Wm. Dance _ Ettrick.
District Officers.
MANCHESTER B^tAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor W. A. Homer So. Richmond, R. 8.
Overseer of the Poor W. C. Wood So. Richmond, R. 8.
Justices of the Peace J. N. Bowen So. Richmond, R. 7.
J. Wallace Snelling* So. Richmond, R. 7-
MIDLOTHIAN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. H. Flinn Bon Air.
Supervisor G. W. Moore _ So. Richmond, R. 8.
Overseer of the Poor A. E. Jaflfeux Midlothian.
Justice of the Peace S. G. Cowan Bon Air.
BERMUDA MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor A. J. Hurst Chester.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace G. E. Robertson Chester.
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CLOVES HILL MA6ISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable H. C. Robertson Winterpock.
Supervisor. W. P. Jayne Winterpock.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Crostick Winterpock.
Justices of the Peace Ellis P. Martin _ Winterpock.
O. J. Markham..._ Moseley's Junction.
DALE MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. H. L. Fergusson.^ Beach.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Winfree Chester.
Justice of the Peace Thomas H. Martin. Beach.
MATOACA MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- J. R. Cousins ...- Ettricks.
Supervisor. L. H. Rhodes, C/wtVwa».. Ettricks.
Overseer of the Poor L. C. Belcher Ettricks.
Justices of the Peace : George E. Lundie Petersburg, R. 3.
R. L. Simonson Ettricks.
W. H. Faison Ettricks.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. B. Lush Winterpock.
Dr. T. J. Pretlow Chester. /
Dr. John F. Ragland, Jr. Centralia.
Clarke County.
Formed in 1836 from. Frederick County.
POPULATION. -tk
1790— 1830— 1880—7,682
1800— 1840—6,363 1890—8,071
1810— 1850—7,352 1900—7,927
1820— 1860—7,146 1910—7,468
1870—6,670
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November.
Judge F. B. Whiting-V Berry ville.
Clerk.- George Glass Berryville.
Commonwealth's Attorney W. T. Lewis Berryville.
Sheriff.^ W. W. Sm allwood Berryville.
Treasurer.— W. A. Bradford Berryville.
Surveyor E. J. Kerfoot Front Royal.
Coroner
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Superintendent of Schools L. D. Kline Stephens City.
Superintendent of the Poor Robt. A. McPhillin. Berry ville.
Commissioner of Revenue R. L. Thompson Boyce.
District Officers.
GBEENWAY MAOISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Frank Tumblin, Jr White Post.
Supervisor. J. H. Funkhouser White Post.
Overseer of the Poor Dr. W. R. Stuart White Post.
Justices of the Peace T. R. Ashby White Post.
T. J. Silman Berrys.
CHAPEL MAGISTEHIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Jacob H. Willingham Millwood.
Supervisor. J. S. Garver Boyce.
Overseer of the Poor Julian Burch Millwood.
Justices of the Peace W. M. Struder Millwood.
J. F. Stinson. Boyce.
E. L. Alger Millwood.
BATTI/ETOWN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor... J. E. Bamett, CWn Berryville.
Overseer of the Poor .James Longerbeam._ Berryville.
Justices of the Peace John T. Crow. Berryville.
A. C. Bell Bluemont.
LONG MARCH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. .*. F. H. Pierce Berryville, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor H. A. Clevenger Wadesvllle.
Justice of the Peace T. B. Hardesty Berryville.
Board of Health.
Dr. Charles O. Dearmont White Post.
Dr. Robert C. Randolph Boyce.
Dr. J. Edw. Harris, Secretary.^, Berryville.
Craig County.
Formed in 1851 from Botetourt, Roanoke, Giles and Monroe Counties.
I -
1790—
1800—
1810—
1820—
POPULATION.
1830—
1880-^3,794
1840—
1890-5,835
1850—
1900-4,293
1860—5,553
1910-4,711
1870—2,942
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 147
TEEMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Tenth of February j May, September and November,
Judge George K. Anderson. Clifton Forge.
Clerk._. A.W.Webb New Castle.
Commonwealth's Attorney J. P. Jones New Castle.
Sheriff.™ B. E. Carper New Castle.
Treasurer. O. O. Lugar New Castle.
Surveyor F. H. Huffman. Captain.
Coroner _
Superintendent of the Poor C. M. Duncan Sinking Creek,
R. F.D.I.
Superintendent of Schools J. G. Jeter Covington.
Commissioner of Revenue W. C. Snodgrass New Castle.
District Officers.
NEW CASTLE MAG1STERI.\I. DISTRICT.
Constable :
Supervisor. C. E. Burger New Castle.
Overseer of the Poor ...C. O. Jones. New Castle.
Justices of the Peace J. H. Zimmerman New Castle.
John D. Reynolds. Paint Bank.
W. F. Wiley Paint Bank.
F. W. Sheets Barbours Creek.
ALLEGHANY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. J. Watson Hypes Sinking Creek,
R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor W. B. Givens New Castle, R. F. D. 1.
Justices of the Peace John F. Bryant New Castle, R. F. D. 1.
C. C. Myers New Castle, R. F. D. 1.
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SIMMONSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable S. J. Oliver Newport, R. F. D. 1.
Supervisor.^ M. A. Huffman, Ch'n Newport, R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor A. N. Duncan.„ Newport, R. F. D. 1.
Justices of the Peace J. L. McPherson Newport, R. F. D. 1.
M. C. Huffman. Maggie.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. P. CaldwelL , New Castle.
Dr. J. W. Miller..._.. , Sinking Creek.
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REPORT OF THE
1790—22,105
1800—19,100
1810—18,967
1820—20,944
Culpeper County.
Formed in 1748 from Orange County,
POPULATION.
1830—24,027
1840—11,393
1850—12,282
1860—12,063
1870—12,227
1880—13,408
1890—13,233
1900—14,123
1910—13,472
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in February, April, June, August, October and December.
Judge John Rutherfoord Richmond.
Clerk- W. E. Coons Culpeper.
Commonwealth's Attorney E. H. Gibson .CJulpeper.
Sheriff. J. S. Yowell Culpeper.
Treasurer.... E. L. Slaughter :. Culpeper.
Surveyor John Boldridge „ Winston, R. F. D.
Coroner W. S . Chapman Culpeper.
Superintendent of the Poor L. B. Dulin.: Culpeper.
Superintendent of Schools T. W. Hendricks Culpeper.
Commissioners of Revenue :
Eastern District J. A. Bowersett Culpeper.
Western District C. H. Tinsley Rapidan, R. F. D.
District Officers.
CATALPA MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor W. P. Rudasil Culpeper, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor L. A. Morris Culpeper.
Justices of the Peace W. P. Hill Culpeper.
R. M. Foltz. Culpeper, R. F. D.
J. A. Brooke Culpeper.
SALEM MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Supervisor John M. Lewis Culpeper, R. F.'^D.
Overseer of the Poor G. W. Jameson... Culpeper.
Justices of the Peace H. G. Boldridge Culpeper, R. F. D.
J. W. Carpenter.. Culpeper, R. F. D.
M. B. Hunt GriflSnsburg.
CEDAB MOUNT MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable T. W. Lewis Mitchell.
Supervisor George H. Sparks, CA'n.. Mitchell.
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Overseer of the Poor John G. Lamon Winston.
Justices of the Peace Wm. A. Taliaferro Rapidan.
W. D. Colvin Culpeper, R. F. D.
E. C. Moser Mitchell.
STEVENSBUBG MAGISTERIAL DISTMCT.
ff
Constable W. A. McDonald Lignum,
Supervisor. Roy C. Burke ..„ Brandon.
Overseer of the Poor Wm. M. Thorn psoiL_ Stevensburg.
Justices of the Peace R. C. Allen Brandy.
Thos. L. Allison. Richardsville.
JEFI'EBSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable John Robson Jefifersonton.
Supervisor. C. B. Chilton Lakota.
Overseer of the Poor M. B. Arir strong. Jefifersonton.
Justices of the Peace Robert C. Stark Culpeper, R. F. D. 2.
H. M. Bumley JeflTersonton.
W. F. Robson Korea.
Board of Health.
Dr. Otis Marshall, Secretary Culpeper.
Dr. M. L. Dudley. ^ Brandy Station.
Dr. J. R. Boldridge Winston.
Cumberland County.
Formed m 1748 from Goochland County.
POPULATION.
1790— 8,153 1830—11,690 1880—10,540
1800—10,829 1840—10,399 1890— 9,482
1810— 9,992 1850— 9,751 1900— 8,996
1820—11,023 1860— 9,961 1910— 9,195
1870— 8,142
TERMS OF CIRCtriT COURT.
Tussday after fourth Monday in January, April, June and September,
Judge George J. Fundley Farmville.
Clerk.-.- Robert O. Garrett Cumberland.
Commonwealth's Attorney W. M. Smith , Cumberland.
Sheriff.. H. K. Adair s Cumberland.
Treasurer.^ C. M. Smith Farmville.
Surveyor R . C . Dodd... Farmville .
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor A. W. Ligon Farmville.
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Superintendent of Schools C. W. Dickenson, Jr..._ Cartersville.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 Lewis Crowley Farmville.
District No. 2 E. J. Harrison Cartersville.
District Officers.
BAXDOLPH MAGISTEKIAL DISTBICT.
Constable A. M. Blanton Farmville.
Supervisor R. L. Agee Farmville.
Overseer of the Poor William Coy Farmville.
Justices of the Peace.. H. A. Blanton Farmville.
J. M. Daniel Farmville.
M. B. Blanton Guinea Mills.
MADISON MAGISTEBEAI. DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor C. C. Carson '...Guinea Mills.
Overseer of the Poor E. P. Dowdy Cumberiand.
Justices of the Peace J. T. Foster Cumberiand.
J. B. Godsey Cumberiand.
Louis Bout .....Cumberiand.
HAMILTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. J. Thurston....- Cartersville.
Supervisor. F. W. Rhodes.. Cartersville.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace H. J. Rhodes Cartersville.
J. M. Flanagan Columbia.
W. J. Talley Cumberiand.
M. R. Hooe , New Canton.
Board of Health.
Dr. Carter Weisiger, Secretary Cumberiand.
Dr. N. P. Snead Cartersville.
Dr. J. W. Smith Farmville, R. F. D.
Dickenson County.
Formed m 1880 from Wise, Buchanan^ and Russell Counties.
1790-
1800-
1810—
1820—
POPULATION.
1830—
1880—
1840—
1890-5,077
1850—
1900-7,747
1860-
1910—9,199
1870—
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. TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Tuesday after second Monday in March, Tuesday after fourth Monday vn
June, September and December.
Judge...- Wm. E. Bums , Lebanon.
Clerk. Emery B. Chase Clintwood.
Commonwealth's Attorney J. Conway Smith Clintwood.
Sheriff... M. C. Swindall Osbom Gap.
Treasurer J. C. Sutherland ^ Clintwood.
Surveyor G. B. Davis Norland.
Coroner J. L. Adams Millard.
Superintendent of the Poor James Artrip Tandy.
Superintendent of Schools M. W. Remmes Clintwood.
Commissioners of Revenue :
Western District John G. Kenady, Jr Nasbie.
Eastern District W. D. Martin Dante, R. 1.
District Officers.
CLINTWOOD MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. B. Baker. Clintwood.
Supervisor Gallie Friend Clintwood.
Overseer of the Poor C. E. Rowe Blowing Rock.
Justices of the Peace W. S. Vanover Clintwood.
E. F. Hughes Clintwood.
C. C. Stone Clintwood.
ICENADY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. L. Wallen Darwin.
Supervisor. .- N. R. Grizzle Darwin.
Overseer of the Poor L. D. MuUins Lick Fork.
Justices of the Peace I. E. Dotson. Ibex.
M. H. Stanley Omaha.
Noah Yates Omaha.
SAND LICK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. R. Turner Viers.
Supervisor Wm. B. Sutherland Tiney.
Overseer of the Poor Thomas Fuller Birchleaf .
Justices of the Peace G. W. Robinson. Tenso.
A. J. Stanley Tenso.
W. R. Jessee Selton.
ERVINGTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Samuel B. Kiser Nora.
Supervisor A. J. McCoy Dante, R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor H*. P. Blair Dante, R. F. D. 1.
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Justices of the Peace J. H. Neece Dante, R. F. D. 1.
George French Leek.
W. F. Perrigin Nealy Ridge.
O. P. Horn Dante.
WILLIS MAGISTEKIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Blaine Lee Tarpon.
Supervisor. E. S. Counts Bessie.
Overseer of the Poor David Belcher Bessie.
Justices of the Peace W. J. Cochran Bessie.
Charles Field Tarpon .
Karve Artrip Tandy.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. H. Reed, Secretary Clintwood.
Dr. J. C. Sutherland Clintwood.
Dr. T. C. Sutherland Tiny.
Dinwiddie County.
Formed in 1752 frotn Prince Oeorge County.
POPULATION.
1790—13,934 1830—13,579 188O--32,870
1800—11,853 1840—22,558 1890—13,515
1810—12,524 1850—25,118 1900—15,374
1820—13,792 1860—30,198 ' 1910—15,442
1870—30,702
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Third Monday in March, June, September, and December,
Judge Robt. G. Southall Amelia.
Clerk..- A. M. Orgain Dinwiddie.
Commonwealth's Attorney Morton G. Goode Dinwiddie.
Sheriff John W. Galusha Dinwiddie.
Treasurer. John Hargrove Dinwiddie.
Surveyor W. C. Rives McKenney.
Coroner Dr. W. S. Briggs.„ Dinwiddie.
Superintendent of the Poor B. L. Clark Dinwiddie.
Superintendent of Schools George B. Zehmer McKenney.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 C. E. Abemathy McKenney.
District No. 2 Smith T. Gerow Petersburg, R. 4.
District Officers.
BOWANTY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- R. A. Chappell Carson.
Supervisor Jno. R. Beck, Cb^n Butterworth.
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Overseer of the Poor C. K. Haddon Dinwiddle.
Justices of the Peace C. Y. Lee Dewitt.
H. L. Reeves Dinwiddie.
E. P. Perkins Carson.
J. W. Adkins Dinwiddie.
NAMOZINE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables. .„ John B. Shelton._ Church Road.
Claude Beville Sutherland.
Supervisor G. M. Sutherland. Sutherland.
Overseer of the Poor F. Talley Church Road.
Justices of the Peace D. E. Davis Church Road.
Abner Watkins Sutherland .
J. E. Deadmon...- Church Road.
W. E. Sutherland. Sutherland.
SAPONY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- .J. C. BelL McKenney.
Supervisor. J. N. Barnes McKenney.
Overseer of the Poor J. E. Y . Wells McKenney.
Justices of the Peace Robert Frayser Dinwiddie.
R. R. Haskins McKenney.
Amos Bolster Stony Creek.
A. T. Powell- McKenney.
DARVILLS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. F. Vaughan Darvills.
Supervisor. Russell Young Hebron.
Overseer of the Poor F. A. Wells Welville.
Justices of the Peace R. H. Reams Ford.
H. W. Lathrop... Hebron.
S. P. Sheffield Wilson.
J. P. Lambert Blackstone.
Board of Health.
Dr. Geo. S. Fultz Butterworth.
Dr. D. C. Mays, Secretary Church Road.
Dr. E. W. Perkins, Jr Reams.
Elizabeth City County.
Formed in 1634.
POPULATION.
1790—3,450 1830—5,053 1880—10,680
1800—2,778 1840—3,706 1890—16,168
1810—3,608 1850-4,586 1900—19,460
1820-3,780 1860—5,798 1910—21,225
1870-^,308
154 REPORT OF THE
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in February , April, June, August, October, and December^
Judge '. C. W. Robinson Newport News.
Clerk H. H. Holt Hampton.
Commonwealth's Attorney E. E. Montague Hampton.
Sheriff. Chas. C. Curtis Hampton.
Treasurer David Johnston. Hampton.
Surveyor Girard Chambers Hampton.
Coroner. _ G. K. Vanderslice Phoebus.
Superintendent of the Poor James Richardson.^ Hampton.
Superintendent of Schools John M. Willis Hampton.
Commissioner of Pevenue H. W. Booker Hampton.
District Officers.
WYTHE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables W. P. Bell Hampton, R. F. D. 1.
H. J. Wood Hampton.
Supervisor W. R. Rawlings Hampton.
Overseer of the Poor A. M. Tennis Hampton.
Justices of the Peace J. Walter Smith._ Hampton.
W. H. Morris Hampton.
H. P. Barney Hampton.
W. L. Hudgins Hampton.
CHESPEAKE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.. Roy L. Sinclair Hampton-
Supervisor A. L. Dixon Rip Raps.
Overseer of the Poor J. E. Phillips Hampton.
Justices of the Peace T. J. Daly Phoebus.
R. H. Sweeney Hampton.
HAMPTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. D. Hicks Hampton.
Supervisor J. T. Lee Hampton.
Overseer of the Poor A. F. Rowe Hampton.
Justices of the Peace W. T. Westwood Hampton.
R. L. J. Gaylord Hampton.
S. Reade Chesman Hampton.
Board of Health.
Dr. George K. Vanderslice Phoebus.
Dr. H. D. Howe „ Hampton.
Dr. J. W. Hope, Secretary Hampton.
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Essex County.
Formed in 1692 from Rappahannock County,
POPULATION.
1790—9,122 1830—10,521 1880—11,032
1800—9,498 1840—11,309 1890—10,047
1810—9,376 1850—10,206 1900— 9,701
1820—9,909 1860—10,469 1910— 9,105
1870— 9,927
TEBMS OF CIECUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in February y Aprils June, August, October, and December.
Judge _ Jos. W. Chiiin Warsaw.
Clerk H. Southworth Tappahannock.
Commonwealth's Attorney Jas. M. Lewis Tappahannock.
Sheriff.... R. J. Duke Tappahannock.
Treasurer.- W. J. Parker. Mt. Landing.
Surveyor B. J. Saunders Lloyds.
Coroner. i
Superintendent of the Poor John G. Boughan._ Dumbrooke.
Superintendent of Schools W. G. Rennolds Center Cross.
Commissioner of Revenue C. B. Newbill... Center Cross.
District Officers.
OCCUPACIA MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable D. E. Collier Champlain.
Supervisor. George W. Ellis, Ch^n Lloyds.
Overseer of the Poor W. L. Powers Lloyds.
Justices of the Peace W. A. Williarcs Return.
F. W. Spindle Loretto.
E. L. Powers Lloyds.
CENTBAL MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. F. Balderson. Tappahannock.
Supervisor. E. L. W. Ferry. Millers Tavern.
Overseer of the Poor R. H. Halbert Brays.
Justices of the Peace O. D. Marston Tappahannock.
R. L. Pendleton Pauls Cross Roads.
RAPPAHANNOCK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. W. Brizendine Upright.
Supervisor.. R. H . Brooke Upright.
Overseer of the Poor Eugene L. Garrett Center Cross.
Justices of the Peace William Campbell Bowlers.
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R. H. Dillard Upright.
Louis E. Roane Center Cross.
Richard H. Wargin.^ ....Dunnsville.
Board of Health.
Dr. E. L. W. Ferry JVIillers Tavern.
Dr. J. M. Goulding, Secretary...^ Tappahannock.
Dr. J. N. De Shazo.,.. Center Cross.
Fairfax County.
Formed in 1742 jrom Prince William County.
POPULATION.
1790—12,320 1830— 9,204 1880—16,025
1800—13,317 1840— 9,370 1890—16,655
1810—13,111 1850—10,682 1900—18,580
1820—11,404 1860—11,834 1910—20,536
1870—12,952
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COT JET.
Third Monday in January^ March, May, July, September, and Novem^her.
Judge..._ J. B. T. Thornton. Manassas.
Clerk-._ F. W. Richardson. Fairfax.
Commonwealth's Attorney C. V. Ford Fairfax.
Sheriff...- J. R. Allison Fairfax.
Treasurer. F. W. Huddleston Hemdon.
Surveyor Joseph Berry..._ Vienna.
Coroner W. J. Robey Hemdon.
Superintendent of the Poor F. M. Ford Fairfax.
Superintendnet of Schools M. D. Hall.„ Burke.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Dranesville District E. E. Gillette Hemdon.
Centreville and Lee Dist-...J. N. Ballard Fairfax, R. F. D.
Mt. Vernon District R. Sidney Wiley Accotink.
Falls Church District Geo. W. Bladen. Alexandria.
Providence District J. P. Milbum Vienna.
District Officers.
GENTEBVILLE MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Ananias Robey Clifton, R. F. D.
Supervisor. J. R. M. Gheen Bull Run.
Overseer of the Poor F. G. Mayburg Clifton.
Justices of the Peace G. B. Spindle Clifton.
J. M. Fulmer Clifton.
J. W. Leedy _ Manassas.
King C. Spindle._ Clifton.
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LEE MAGISTKRTAL DISTBICT.
Constable ^
Supervisor. G. H . Burke Burke.
Overseer of the Poor J. E. Stone Swetnam.
Justice of the Peace G. C. White Burke.
MT. VEBNON MAGISTEEIAI. DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. F. P. Reid „ Alexandria, |R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor W. R. Ward Accotink.
Justices of the Peace F. W. Troth Accotink.
Arthur Kirby Alexandria, R. F. D.
A. J. Payne Accotink.
Harry White Alexandria, R. F. D.
FALLS CHUBCH MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constables J. V. Turner Falls: Church.
A. W. Cleveland Alexandria, R. F. D.
Supervisor. F. S. Ballenger Alexandria, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor George W. Byrne Alexandria.
Justices of the Peace..: G. C. Stuart Alexandria, R. F. D.
C. P. Bloxton- Falls Church.
George T. Mankin. Falls Church.
W. S. Harrison Alexandria.
PBOVIDENCE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. James Iden Vienna.
Supervisor. Ronald Blake Oakton.
Overseer of the Poor H. G. Smith Vienna, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace August Henning ....Vienna.
' Frank Boushell Vienna.
H. W. Kelly Fairfax.
Jas. Allan Vienna.
H. C. Cockrell Vienna.
E. D. Phillips.^ McLean.
DBANESVILLE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable D. C. Mahoney Hemdon.
Supervisor. G. F. H arrison Hemdon.
Overseer of the Poor Jno. S. Tucker Great Falls.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Anderson Great Falls.
J. N. Folin Vienna, R. F. D.
G. A. Williams Hemdon.
R. C. Mahoney >_ Hemdon.
Board of Health.
Dr. F. M. Brooks, Secretary Swetnam.
Dr. Ford Swetnam.
Dr. Wm . P. Caton: Accotink.
158 REPORT OF THE
Fauquier County.
Fanned in 1759 from Prince William County.
POPULATION.
1790—17,892 1830—20,086 1880—22,993
1800—21,319 ■ 1840—21,897 1890—22,590
1810—22,689 1850-20,868 1900—23,374
1820—23,103 1860—21,706 1910—22,526
1870—19,690
TEBMS OF CIECLTIT COUKT.
Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November,
Judge.» Geo. Latham Fletcher Warrenton,
Clerk 1 John R. Turner Warrenton.
Commonwealth's Attorney William Horgan Warrenton.
Sherifif.„ W. S. Woolf._ Warrenton.
Treasurer™. Hugh Hamilton Warrenton.
Surveyor William A. Cowne Midland.
Coroner. M . G. Douglas.. Warrenton..
/Superintendent of the Poor N. G. Ashby Marshall.
Superintendent of Schools E. Albert Smith Warrenton.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Marshall District P. W. Ashby Marshall.
Scott District W. H. Lewis Rectortown.
Centre District A. W. Strother._ Warrenton.
Lee District E. J. Franklin. Remington.
Cedar Run District J. H. Peters Catletts.
District Officers
MARSHALL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable , Edward C. Ramey Marshall.
Supervisor. C. F. Ramsay.... Marshall.
Overseer of the Poor John C. Pearson...... Marshall.
Justices of the Peace William Baker Marshall.
War Ian Payne Marshall.
E. K. Phillips.. Delaplane.
SCOTT MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Horace Smith, Ch^n Rectortown.
Overseer of the Poor F. Elmer Woolf Rectortown.
Justices of the Peace R. E. Peyton The Plains.
Gus Kenner Rectortown.
CENTRE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- M. A. Sims. Warrenton.
Supervisor. Joseph E. Ashby Warrenton.
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Overseer of the Poor R. E. Foley.- Warren ton.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Timberlake Warrenton.
F. D. Gaskins...- Warrenton.
R. C. Costello Warrenton.
LEE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable C. L. Stafford Bealeton.
Supervisor., R. L. Willis Remington.
Overseer of the Poor A. M. Johnson Bealeton.
Justices of the Peace D. D. Hickerson Remington.
C. A. Monroe Gold Vein.
J. P. F. Miller Bealeton.
CEDAB SUN MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J, W. Smith Catlett.
Supervisor W. C. Ralls Midland.
Overseer of the Poor T. B. Botts-_ Catlett.
Justices of the Peace B. F. Colvin Catlett.
H. W. Teates Catlett.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. W. Gamett, Secretary Warrenton.
Dr. P. Moncure Bealeton.
Dr. Stephen Hamsberger. Catlett.
Dr. P. C. Riley Markham.
Floyd County.
Formed in 1831 from Montgomery County.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—13,255
1800— 1840-4,463 1890—14,405
1810— 1850—6,458 1900—15,388
1820— 18a0--8,236 1910—14,092
1870—9,482
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COURT.
Sixteenth day of February, April, July, and October.
Judge W. W. Moflfett Salem .
Clerk. B.S. Pedigo :Floyd.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. F. Tompkins Floyd.
Sheriff I. W. Brammer. Floyd
Treasurer.^ C. W. Vest... Floyd.
Surveyor. J. A. Sowers Floyd.
Coroner. Dr. E. L. Lawrence Floyd.
160 REPORT OF THE
Superintendent of the Poor G. B. Wood Floyd, R. F. D.
Superintendent of Schools Isaac L. Epperly Floyd.
Commissioners of Revenue:
First District John C. Phlegar ^ Willis.
Second District John W. Dulaney Sowers.
District Officers.
ALUM BIDGE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable P. M. Wells Sowers.
. Supervisor. F. W. Slusher Sowers.
Overseer of the Poor G. W. Hurt Alum Ridge.
Justices of the Peace Amos Reed _ Floyd.
O. C. Pugh Sowers.
Leonard Graham Sowers.
INDIAN VALIJCY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable E. H. Spence Indian Valley.
Supervisor Ham Cox Indian Valley.
Overseer of the Poor Spencer Reed Indian Valley.
Justices of the Peace B. J. Cox Indian Valley.
L. N. Keith._ Willis.
L. E. Marshall Indian Valley.
Noah W. Alley. ._ Carthage.
LOCUST GROVE MAGIS'lERTAL DISTRICT.
Constables _ H. L. Lawrence Simpson.
G. T. Moran Pizarro.
Supervisor J. W. Gray.- Copper Hill.
Overseer of the Poor J. T. Aldridge Copper Hill.
Justices of the Peace L. L. Vest Terry's Fork.
Branlow Light Simpson.
J. T. Clower Copper Hill.
T. K. DeWitt Pizarro.
LITTI.E RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables J. S. Smith Floyd.
C. W. Hall._ Terry's Fork.
Supervisor A. L. Cannady Pizarro.
Overseer of the Poor C. H. C. Bowers Floyd.
Justices of the Peace A. G. Blackwell Floyd.
L. E. Lancaster Floyd.
G. W. Hale Floyd.
J. P. Wood. Floyd.
COURTHOUSE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables G. T. Evans Floyd.
W. T. Stump. Floyd.
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Supervisor. W. C. Lester._ Floyd.
Overseer of the Poor S. W. Jones Floyd.
Justices of the Peace L. A. Hylton..._ Floyd.
J. G. Connor. Floyd.
B. T. Williams.. Floyd.
S. D. Harter._ Floyd.
BUBKS I'ORK MAGISTEfilAL DISTBICT.
Constables O. L. Hendricks....- Willis.
J. S. Harris Willis.
Supervisor. G. B. Harman.... Willis, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor J. A. Moles Willis, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace T. F. Webb Willis.
Wm. J. Phillips :...Willis.
J. K. LovelL... Willis.
H. E. Richardson. Meadows of Dan.
Board of Health.
Dr. E. L. Lawrence, Secretary Floyd.
Dr. M. L. Dalton — Floyd.
Dr. J. W. Thurman...- .* Pizarro.
Fluvanna County.
Formed in 1777 from Albemarle County,
POPULATION.
1790—3,922 1830— 8,221 1880—10,802
1800-4,623 1840— 8,812 1890— 9,608 .
1810—4,775 1850— 9,487 1900— 9,050
1820—6,704 1860—10,353 1910— 8,323
1870— 9,875
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COURT.
Fourth Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December,
Judge Bennett T. Gordon.- Lovingston.
Clerk William Sclater Palmyra.
Commonwealth's Attorney Pembroke Petti t._ Palmyra.
Sheriff Robert S. Campbell Wilmington.
Treasujer L. Everett Mosby Columbia.
Surveyor Wm. Bugbee Palmyra.
Coroner A. R. Gray Palmyra.
Superintendent of the Poor J. H. Martin, Jr._ Troy.
Superintendent of Schools T. H. Shepherd Wilmington.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Southside District W. H. Snead Fork Union.
Northside District Geo. H. Farrar. Columbia.
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District Officers.
PALMYBA MAOISTEKIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. R . H. Connock. Troy.
Supervisor.. A. S. Hayden Troy.
Overseer of the Poor D. J. King Troy.
Justices of the Peace S. A. King Trice.
C. L. Caldwell Troy.
COLUMBIA MAGISTERIAL DISTBICTT.
Constable
Supervisor. T. J. Kent Wilmington.
Overseer of the Poor S. K. Perkins. Kents Store.
Justice of the Peace H. P. Kent Wilmington.
FOSK UNION MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable Robert J. Melton Bremo.
Supervisor.. B. M. Snead Carysbrook.
Overseer of the 'Poor. William A. Anderson Fork Union.
Justices of the Peace J. B. Underhill;^ Fork Union.
R. J. Snead Fork Union.
CUNNINGHAM MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable T. H. Webb Palmyra.
Supervisor.. A . L . Burgess. Shores .
Overseer of the Poor !..Wm. Lambert Scottsville.
Justices of the Peace C. E. Taylor Palmyra.
R. W. Jennings.— Scottsville.
Board of Health.
Dr. J.J. Nelson. Columbia.
Dr. F. J. Wright Fork Union.
Dr. J. J. Nelson, Jr., Secretary Columbia.
Franklin Coimty
Formed in 1784 from Bedford and Henry Counties,
POPULATION.
•
1790— 6,842 1830—14,911 1880—26,084
1800—9,476 1840—15,832 1890—24,985
1810—10,724 1850—17,430 1900—26,953
1820—12,017 1860—20,098 1910—26,480
1870—18.264
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 163
TEXMS OF CIBCUIT COXJBT.
First Monday in February, April, June, September, and November,
Judge P. H. Dillard Rocky Mount.
Clerk.™ T. W. Carper ^ Rocky Mount.
Commonwealth's Attorney A. H. Hopkins Rocky Mount.
Sheriff J. P. Hodges Rocky Mou^it.
Treasurer R. L. McNeil » Rocky Mount.
Surveyor , J. S. Hale Rocky Mouilt.
Coroner W. T. Chitwood ,-.1 .....Rocky Mount.
Superintendent of the Poor H. P. Stanley Callaway.
Superintendent of Schools. R. A. Prillaman Rocky Mount.
Commissioners of Revenue:
First District C. F. Hudson Rocky Mount.
Second District S. R. Smith...- Scruggs.
Third District S. Kesler Boones Mill.
Fourth District W. B. Thompson. l...Ferrum.
District Officers.
BOCKY MOUNT MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable A. L. Edmundson Rocky Mount.
Supervisor... ....C. R. Bennett Rocky Mount.
Overseer of the Poor , Sam Altic Rocky Mount.
Justices of the Peace A. M. Robbins Rocky Mount.
Z. T. Wade Rocky Mount.
J. P. Helms Rocky Mount.
SNOW CREEK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. J. H. Tyre Sontag.
Overseer of the Poor T. J. Ramsey Sydnorsville.
Justices of the Peace A. L. Lester Figsboro.
A. L. McGhee Sydnorsville.
W. J. Coleman Henry.
UNION HALL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. A. Bennett Glade Hill.
Supervisor.. J. T. Hodges iGlade Hill.
Overseer of the Poor B. M. Mattox.. Union Hall.
Justices of the Peace H. S. Law.- — Glade Hill.
D. A. Cooper Pen Hook.
C. R. PowelL Pen Hook.
ttlXXa CttBlBldt HA(}I^TERXAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. M. Robertson Taylors Store.
Supervisor Fred A. Turner Taylors Store.
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Overseer of the Poor S. O. Plybone Taylors Store.
Justices of the Peace A. R. Mattox Scruggs.
R. C. Shaon Taylors Store.
J. M. Hamir.er Scruggs.
BONBSOOK MAQISTERIAJL DISTSICT.
Constable J. O. Barham Wertz.
Supervisor. R.. A. Sink. Wertz .
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Bausman. Wertz.
Justices of the Peace S. C. Kennett Hardy.
B. H. Layman Wertz.
H. S. Wray Boone Mill.
UTTO: CltEEK MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable H. T. Aleshire Boone Mill.
Supervisor. J. L. Sink Boone Mill.
Overseer of the Poor C. L. Boone Boone Mill.
Justices of the Peace E. C. White Rocky Mount.
J. W. Kinsey...> Boone Mill.
J. C. Hix Boone Mill.
MAGGODEE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable.- J. W. Williams Dillons Mill.
Supervisor. Josephus Bowman. Dillons Mill.
Overseer of the Poor M. L. Guilliams. Dillons Mill.
Justices of the Peace C. W. Mills DilLons Mill.
G. E. Callaway Dillons Mill.
H. S. Akers Dillons Mill.
BLACKWATEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. T. Beckett Callaway.
Supervisor C. D. Bowman Callaway.
Overseer of the Poor W. G. FeazelL_ Callaway.
Justices of the Peace T. E. Nash Callaway.
R. T. GuilliamiS Callaway.
J. C. Robertson Callaway.
LONG BBANCH MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable.^ C. C. McAlexander... Ferrum.
Supervisor. T. S. Cannady Endicott.
Overseer of the Poor T. J. Gillispie Nowlin Mill.
Justices of the Peace M. A. Thomas Ferrum.
S. T. Thomas Endicott.
Wm . Brogan Ferrum .
BBOWN HILL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. E. McGhee.- Nola.
Supervisor C. M. Turner Henry.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
Overseer of the Poor... J. P. Bondurant .u Henry.
Justices of the Peace C. L. Ross... Henry.
P.H.Johnson _ Henry.
M. O. Lemon Ferrum.
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Board of Health.
Dr. Frank P. Brammer.. Callaway.
Dr. W. T. Chitwood, Secretary Rocky Mount.
Dr. Lewis Claude Hajmes Taylors Store.
1790—19,861
1800—21,365
1810—22,574
1820—24,706
Frederick County.
Formed in 1738 from Orange County.
POFUIATION.
1830—24,046
1840—14,242
1850—15,975
1860—16,546
1870—16,596
1880—17,668
1890—18,780
1900—13,239
1910—12,787
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December.
Judge F. B . Whiting._ Berryville.
Clerk., Phil H. Gold Winchester.
Commonwealth's Attorney F. Russell Cather Winchester.
Sheriff. Luther Pannett Winchester.
Treasurer.... Charles R . McCann Winchester.
Surveyor : A. J. Tavenner.- Winchester.
Coroner. '.
Superintendent of the Poor Linden B. Hottle Winchester.
Superintendent of Schools L. D. Kline Stephens City.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Southern District ..Isaiah Roe Gore.
Northern District C.C. Brannon Winchester.
District Officers.
GAINESBOBO MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable. Jas. E. Anderson. Gore.
Supervisor. W. E . Smith Gore .
Overseer of the Poor.. C. T. Adams Gainesboro.
Justices of the Peace T. C. Adams Gainesboro.
J. H. Luttrell Cross Junction.
C. P. Collins...- Collinsville.
166 REPORT OF THE
STONEWALL MAGISTEBLA.L DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor Scott Grant, Chairman ...Winchester.
Overseer of the Poor Philip Langley Stephenson.
Justices of the Peace A. J. Tavenner. Winchester.
F. T. Pine Winchester.
SHAWNEE MAGISTEBLAL DISTBICT.
Constable A. J. Wigginton Opequon.
Supervisor.^ Jno. B . Myers Winchester.
Overseer of the Poor J. R. Triplett Kemstown.
Justices of the Peace » George Cook._ Winchester.
R. P. Glass Opequon.
3BL.\CK CBEEK MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. M. Lockhart Mt. Williams.
Supervisor. F. D. Good Rockenon.
Justices of the Peace J. B. Snapp Mt. Williams.
J. W. Keflfer Star Tannery.
S. B. Larrick Rockenon.
OPEQUON MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable& J. A. Parker Stephens City.
C. B. Manuel Middletown.
Supervisor. H. B. Kline.-_ Vaucluse.
Overseer of the Poor D. C. Dinges > Middletown.
Justices of the Peace E. W. Owings Middletown..
S. M. Stickley Stephens City.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. R. Anderson, Secretary Winchester.
Dr. E. B. Smoke White Hall.
Dr. P. B. Stickley.. Stephens City.
Giles County.
Formed in 1806 from Montgomery County.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830—5,274 1880— 8,794
1800— 1840—5,307 1890— 9,090
1810—3,745 1850—6,570 1900—10,793
1820-4,521 1860-^,883 1910—11,623
1870—5,875
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 167
TESM8 OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
Tuesday after fourth Mondays in March, June, and October.
Judge Fulton Kegley Bland.
Clerk : F. E. Snidow. Pearisburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney M. P. Farrier Pearisburg.
Sheriflf..._ W. H . Thompson. :.Pearisburg.
Treasurer.-.- J. H . Woodnim Pearisburg.
Surveyor W. L. Kinzie Newport.
Coroner «
Superintendent of the Poor J. A. Durham Ripplemead.
Superintendent of Schools^ R. H. Farrier Newport.
Commissioner of Revenue W. W. Walker Eggleston.
District Officers.
PEABISBUBG MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable...^ I. R. Johnston Narrows.
Supervisor W. O. Cobum Narrows.
Overseer of the Poor S. S. Lucas „.Pearisburg. *
Justices of the Peace CM. Mimsey Pearisburg.
G. L. Bane Narrows.
F. H. Cunningham Narrows.
walker's CREEK MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable E. S. Stafford Eggleston.
Supervisor. S. H. Bane White Gate.
Overseer of the Poor C. A. Deck StafTordsville.
Justices of the Peace J. D. Moye Staff ordsville.
C. M. Straley Eggleston.
W. F. Pollard Thessalia.
PEMBROKE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. H. F. Snidow Pembroke.
Overseer of the Poor G. M. Williams Hoge's Store.
Justices of the Peace W. J. Fisher Pembroke.
J. S. White Pembroke.
Fred M. Williams Hoge's Store.
O. B. Chambers Interior.
NEWPORT MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor T. J. Sibold— Newport.
Overseer of the Poor J. H. Lafon Newport.
Justices of the Peace J. G. Caldwell Newport.
J. M. Smith. Newport.
J. W. Walker. Newport.
168
REPORT OF THE
Board of Health.
Dr. W. D. Woolwine, Secretary Pearisburg.
Dr. E. L. Caudill Narrows.
Dr. P. G. Hundley Pembroke.
Gloucester County.
Formed in 1642 irom York County,
POPULATION.
1790—13,498 1830—10,608 1880—11,876
1800— 8,181 1840—10,715 1890—11,658
1810—10,427 1850—10,527 1900—12,832
1820— 9,678 1860—10,956 1910—12,482
1870—10,211
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in Jamiary, March, May, July, September, and November.
Judge. Claggett B . Jones Bruington.
Clerk...-. A. T. Wiatt Gloucester.
Commonwealth's Attorney C. S. Smith, Jr.. Gloucester.
Sheriff... George B. Field Gloucester.
Treasurer. I. W. Smith, Jr Schlfey.
Surveyor. R. F. Eeywood Bena.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor
Superintendent of Schools R. A. Folkes Gloucester.
Commissioner of Revenue W. C. Stubhs, Jr Woods Cross Roads.
District Officers.
PETSWOETH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.
Supervisor.
Overseer of the Poor.
Justices of the Peace.
.E. B. Kemp Pinetta.
.J. M. Stubbs Glenns.
.L. D. Basye Glenns.
T. C. Horsley...^ Woods Cross Roads.
J. H. Twyford Sassafras.
WARE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable .James A. Eastwood Ark.
Supervisor. M. V. Kerns Gloucester.
Overseer of the Poor »
Justices of the Peace Walker Jones _ Gloucester.
F. L. Cutting Gloucester.
J. H. Seawell Gloucester.
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ABINGDON MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- A. A. Bunting.- Hayes Store.
Supervisor G. A. Minor Bena.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace W. C. Lewis Gloucester Point.
F. J. Fawkins.- Hayes Store.
James Sinclair Naxera.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. A. Tabb Secretary Gloucester.
Dr. D. O. Clements Ordinary.
'^Goochland County.
* No report received for 1917.
formed in 1727 from Henrico County,
POPULATION.
1790— 9,053 1830—10,369 1880—10,292
1800— 9,696 1840— 9,760 1890— 9,958
1810— 10;203 1850—10,352 1900— 9,519
1820—10,007 1860—10,656 1910— 9,237
1870—10,313
TERMS OF CIRCniT COURT
Second Monday in February, Aprily JunCy August^ October, and December,
Judge John Rutherfoord Richmond.
Clerk..- Peter G. Miller Goochland.
Commonwealth's Attorney A. X. Monteiro...<l Goochland.
Sheriff. J. R. Massie Perkinsville
Treasurer George P. Cowherd Fife.
Surveyor Richard Harris East Leake.
Coroners _ W. M. Holman L*ee.
L. K. Leake East Leake.
Superintendent of the Poor G. W. Lacy Goochland.
Superintendent of Schools... C. W. Dickinson, Jr Cartersville.
Commissioner of Revenue J. C. CJbodman Sabot.
District Officers.
BYRD MAGTSTEKIAL DISTRICT.
Constable P. F. Parrish Fife.
Supervisor W. P. Haden. Fife.
Overseer of the Poor T. J. Holland Bula.
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REPORT OF THE
Justices of the Peace.
.J. C. Hobson Pemberton.
W. D. Sherwood* Bula.
W. H. Bowles Tabscott.
LICKINGHOLE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBIGT.
Constable T. W. Isbell Brooking.
Supervisor. L. K. Leake. East Leake.
Overseer of the Poor C. H. Ham Irwin.
Justices of the Peace E. Herbert Ragland.. Sandy Hood.
Joseph Michaux Othma.
A. J. Houchins Three Square.
JXyVER MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable _ P. W. Henley Manakin .
Supervisor. Wm. M. Holn^an Lee.
Overseer of the Poor Obie Gathright Shallow Well.
Justices of the Peace A. T. Pugh Manakin.
Harry Drew Cardwell.
Chas. S. Nuckols Manakin.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. M. Holman- Lee.
Dr. L. K. Leake, Secretary East Leake.
Dr. J. J. Anderson. , Irwin.
Grayson County.
Formed in 1793 frofti Wythe County,
1790—
1800—3,912
1810-4,941
1820—5,598
POPULATION.
1830—7,675
• 1840—9,087
1850—6,677
1860—8,252
1870—9,587
1880—13,068
1890—14,394
1900—16,863
1910—19,856
TERMS OF GIBCUIT COUBT.
Fourth Monday in March and November, prat Monday in June and Octoher,
Judge A. A. Campbell Wytheville.
Clerk..._ I. B. Bryant Independence.
Commonwealth's Attorney P. L. Harrigan Independence.
SherifT. H. A. Hofifman.^ Grant.
Treasurer.... V. E. Comett. Independence.
Surveyor. Enoch B. Roberts Flat Ridge.
Coroner. M. C. Fields. Independence.
Superintendent of the Poor G. P. Pool Independence.
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Superintendent of Schools G. F. Carr Galax.
Commissioners of Revenue:
• Old Town District A. S. Lawson..- Galax.
Wilson District E. L. Robbins. Volney.
Elk Creek District S. T. Morton. Independence.
District Officers.
ELK CREEK MAGISTEBLAX DXSTSICT.
Constable E. R. Sturdivant._ Independence.
Supervisor. H. Graybeal Spring Valley.
Overseer of the Poor R. F. Ward Comers Rock.
Justices of the Peace W. S. Barberry Independence
J. E. Collins .....Comers Rock.
J. K. Boyer Independence.
OLD TOWN MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable M. C. Porter.. Fries.
Supervisor C. H. Edwards, Ch'n Old Town.
Overseer of the Poor Wilbum Wilson Bajrwood.
Justices of the Peace A. M. Jennings Galax.
CM. Pool Galax.
C. O. Wright _ Fries.
WILSON MAGISTEBL^LL DISTSIOT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. A. Anderson Fox.
Overseer of the Poor C. F. Parks Flat Ridge.
Justices of the Peace F. N. Hash Mouth of Wilson.
J. Z. Goss-_ Fox.
T. R. Price Park.
Board of Health.
Dr. M. C. Fields, Secretary...^ Independence.
Dr. J. B. McKee Troutdale.
Dr. S. W. Fielder Fries.
Greene Cpiinty.
Formed in 1838 from Orange County,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—5,830
1800— 1840—4,232 1890—5,622
1810— 1850-4,400 1900—6,214
1820— 1860—5,022 1910—6,937
1870—4,634
172 REPORT OF THE
TERMS OF CIBCniT COUBT.
Third Monday in February, April, June, October, and December.
J
Judge John W. Fishburae Charlottesville.
Clerk _ B. I. Bickers Standardsville.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. S. Thomas Standardsville.
Sheriff R. A. Melone Standardsville.
Treasurer , W. B. Cole, Jr Standardsville.
Surveyor ^ JVfarshall Haney Lydia.
Coroner E. D. Davis Standardsville.
Superintendent of the Poor Shengard Harlow Standardsville.
Superintendent of Schools Joe N. Miller Haywood.
Commissioner of Revenue Sidney T. Deane Quinque.
District Officers.
STANDARDSVILLE MAGISTIEBLAX DISTRICT.
Constable T. J. McMuUan McMullan.
Supervisor. J. W. Melone, Cte>f»a«....McMullan.
Overseer of the Poor J. F. Deane Lydia.
Justices of the Peace B. M. Bushong Standardsville.
J. H. Melone McMullan.
A. M. Breeden Standardsville.
MONROE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Eddie Shiiiett March.
Supervisor J. H. Morris March.
Overseer of the Poor James M. Knight Pirkey.
Justices of the Peace Geo. W. Conley Geer.
H. B. Shiflett Pirkey.
B. G. Sullivan Sullivan.
RUCKERSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable B. M. Shotwell Ruckersville.
Supervisor. James E. Dickerson Burnley, lU F. D. !
Overseer of the Poor G. E. Harlow Quinque. i
Justices of the Peace F. A. Este^ Ruckersville.
John S. Dunn Ruckersville.
Quint Yowell Quinque.
Board of Health.
Dr. Jesse Ewell, Secretary Ruckersville.
Dr. E. D. Davis Standardsville.
Dr. E. S. Deane.... Standardsville.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 173
Greensyille County.
Formed in 1784 from Bruiiswick County.
POPULATION.
1790-6,362 1830—7,117 1880— 8,407
1800—6,727 1840—6,366 1890— 8,230
1810—6,853 1850—5,639 1900— 9,758
1820—6,858 1860—6,374 1910—11,809
1879—0,362
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Tuesday in February, April, June, October, and December,
Judge J. F. West Waverly.
Clerk- J. Sol Wreim. Emporia.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. L. Taylor Emporia.
Sheriff. S. W. Lee Emporia.
Treasurer _„ Wm. E. Richardson Emporia.
Surveyor Jas. C. Field Emporia.
Coroner. ^ W. H . Tredway Emporia.
Superintendent of the Poor George E. Ogbum. Emporia.
Superintendent of Schools Henry Maclin. North Emporia.
Commissioner of Revenue M. J. Square Emporia.
District Officers.
BELFIELD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. H. Pressley...^ Purdy.
Supervisor A . S . Jones.^^,.. Radium .
Overseer of the Poor.
Justice of the Peace Z. T. Miller. Jarratt.
HICKSFORD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable R. H. Gamer Garysburg, N. C.
Supervisor. W. T. Tillar Emporia.
Overseer of the Poor J. F. Ogbum. Emporia.
Justice of the Peace W. P. Stublin Emporia.
ZION MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. K. Ligon Emporia, R. F. D.
Supervisor. J. H. Murfee Emporia, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Rowell Emporia, R. F. D.
Justice of the Peace H. C. Bryant Emporia, R. F. D.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. B. Mahood Emporia.
Dr. M. H. Treadway.^ Emporia.
Dr. Geo. B. Wood, Secretary. Emporia.
174 REPORT OF THE
Halifax County.
Fortned in 17o2 from I^unenhurg County,
POPULATION.
1790—14,722 1830—28,034 1880—33,588
1800—19,377 1840—25,936 1890—34,424
1810—22,133 1850—25,962 1900-^7,197
1820—19,060 1860—26,520 1910—40,044
1870—27,828
TEBMS OF CIBCUn COUBT.
Fourth Monday in Januury, March, May, July, September and November,
Judge William R . Barksdale Houston.
Clerk.-^ Gran Craddock Houston.
Commonwealth's Attorney M. B. Booker. Houston.
Sheriflf. L . W . Rice Houston .
Treasurer.. Thomas A. Webb..* Houston.
Surveyor M. French Houston.
Coroner ;.
Superintendent of the Poor R. D. Thompson Houston, R. F. D.
Superintendent of Schools H. J. Watkins Houston.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Courthouse District- J. O. Lovelace Banister.
Northern District J. S. Walden Scottsburg.
Southern District A. O. King. Turbeville.
District Officers.
BANISTEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable _
Supervisor W. H. Edmonds, CWn, Houston.
Overseer of the Poor .J. W. Johnson. Houston.
Justices of the Peace .J. W. Lee ..South Boston.
H. W. Woodal South Boston.
W. S. Holt. Houston, R. F. D.
I.J. Draper. Houston.
BOANOKE MAGISTEBIAL piSTBICT.
Constable _ L . C . Nichols Scottsburg.
Supervisor R. B. Noblin. Clover, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace B. M. Spencer Scottsburg.
H. H. Sneed Clover.
W. M. Lewis.. „.., Clover.
Geo. J. AUen.^. Sc(>ttsburg.
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STAUNTON MAOISISSIAL DISTBICT.
Constables Jno. C. Green Republican Grove.
R. H. Gregory Lennig.
Supervisor.. W. T. Shotwell Republican Grove.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace W. D. Foster Nathalie.
J. S. Morefield. Crystal Hill.
G. Y. Oliver Nathalie, R. t. D.
W. T. Starkey Republican Grove.
MEADSVILLE MAGISIXRIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor.. J. W. Glass Meadsville.
Overseer of the Poor J. O. Tucker Vernon Hill.
Justices of the Peace W. O. Lovelace Vernon Hill.
J. T. Bennett Houston.
BIBCH CBEEK MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable ^ A. S. Farmer News Ferry.
Supervisor.- W. O. Fanner Vernon Hill.
Overseer of the Poor E. A. Schofield Paces, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace M. F. Burks Paces.
M. H. Farmer. News Ferry.
J. H. Henderson Paces.
MOUNT CABMEL MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. J. E. Dewberry Turbeville.
Supervisor.- J. P. Wilkins Turbeville.
Overseer of the Poor.. O. D. Hudgins Turbeville.
Justices of the Peace F. M. Sibley Turbeville.
W. D. Hudgins Turbeville.
N. A. TuUoh Alton.
BLACK WALNUT MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor.- John C. Harris.- _ Denniston.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace A. Barksdale, Jr Cluster Springs.
C.J. RobersoxL- Christie.
W. C. Pulliam Alton.
BED BANK MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. J. Hogan Virgilina, R. F. D.
Supervisor.- John W. Singleton.— Virgilina.
Overseer of the Poor J. H. Stewart Virgilina.
176
REPORT OF THE
Justices of the Peace.
M. F. Willard Virgilina, R. F. D.
J. T. Torian. Virgilina.
C. H. Stephens..- Omega.
Board of Health..
Dr. H. B. Melvin, Secretary Houston.
Dr. S. T. A. Kent Ingram.
Dr. R.H. Fuller Clover.
1790—14,754
1800—14,403
1810—15,082
1820—15,267
HanoYer County.
Formed in 1720 from Kent County.
POtPUIATION.
1830—16,256
1840—14,968
1850—15,153
1860—17,222
1870—16,455
1880—18,588
1890—17,402
1900—17,618
1910—17,200
' T£BMS OF CIBGUIT COXJBT.
Third Monday in January, Marchy May, July, September and November.
Judge R. H. L. Chichester... Fredericksburg.
Clerk Clarence W. Taylor Hanover.
Commonwealth's Attorney Walter Sydnor Ashland.
Sheriff. A. B. Fall Hanover.
Treasurer C. B. Hall Beaver Dam.
Surveyor Wortham Peatross Hanover.
Coroner...„
Superintendent of the Poor John Srrelman Ashland.
Superintendent of Schools Jno. H. Wickham Beaver Dam.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Ashland District J. A. Mallory Ashland.
Beaver Dam District. C. W. Talley.- Beaver Dam.
Henry District H. L. Liggan Highland Springs,
R. F. D. 1.
District Officers.
H9BNBY MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. P. Tate Ellerson.
Supervisor W. R. Shelton Atlee.
Overseer of the Poor E. R. Crow Richmond, R. F. D. 1.
Justices of the Peace T. R. Puller Richmond, R. F. D. 1,
N. R. Wheat.„ Atlee.
W. H. West Old Church.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
177
ASHLAND MA6ISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable L. N. Nash Farrington.
Supervisor Chas. S. Luck, CVn Ashland.
Overseer of the Poor C. C. Blount Ashland.
Justices of the Peace Geo. E. Beath.....' Ashland.
H. D. Toler.__ Vontay.
R. S. Brock. .^ Ashland.
BEAV£B DAM MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. C. Redd Noel.
Supervisor. J. Z. Johnson Beaver Dam.
Overseer of the Poor C. H. VaughaiL Gouldin.
Justices of the Peace E. T. Pollard Beaver Dam.
S. W. McChesney Beaver Dam,
J. T. Redd Beaver Dam.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. B. Anderson Noel.
Dr. A. C. Ray, Secretary Ashland.
Dr. H. M. Horton Ellerson..
Henrico County.
Formed in 1634.
1790—12,000
1800— 9,149
1810— 9,955
1820—11,600
POPULATION.
1830—12,737
1840—33,076
1850—43,572
1860—61,616
1870—66,179
1880— 82,703
1890—103,394
1900— 30,062
1910— 23,437
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in January, April, July and October,
Judge R. Carter Scott Richmond.
Clerk.-> Samuel P. Waddill Richmond.
Commonwealth's Attorney W. W. Beverley.. Richmond.
Sheriff. W. Webb Sydnor.» Richmond.
Treasurer... .L. H. Kemp Richmond.
Surveyor. T. Crawford Redd Richmond.
Coroner. W. A. Deas Richmond.
Superintendent of the Poor Jno. H. Apperson. Richmond, R. 3.
Superintendent of Schools J. D. Harris Richmond.
Commissioners of Revenue :
Upper District. Caskie E. Smith Richmond, R. F. D. 2.
Lower District. W. B. Frayser Richmond, R. F. D. 5.
178 REPORT OF THE
District Officers.
TUCKAHOE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor.^ O. N. Nuckols Rio Vista.
Overseer of the Poor Jno. H. Browning Richmond,
R. F. D. 2.
Justices of the Peace T. J. Puryear Richmond.
J. M. Henley Glen Allen, No. 1.
E. D. Oliver Richmond,
R. F. D.2.
BBOOKLAND MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. C. Luck Richmond.
Supervisor... W. C. Saunders, Ch^n ^.Glen Allen.
Overseer of the Poor Jos. P. Litchf.eld Glen Allen.
Justices of the Peace...^ Chas. W. Childrey Dumbarton.
Thos. R. Darracott Dumbarton.
FAIRFIELD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Washington Bottoms Richmond,
R. F. D. 3.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Tiller Richmond,
R. F. D. 3.
Justices of the Peace H. S. Sunday Richmond.
H. W. Hardy Richmond,
R. F. D.3.
VARINA MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor Geo. J. Stoneman Richmond.
R.F. D.5.
Overseer of the Poor W. T. Warriner Richmond,
R. F. D. 5.
Justices of the Peace G. A. W. Brittain Richmond,
R. F. D. 6.
A. N. Pierce Richmond,
R. F. D.5.
Board of Health.
Dr. B. H. Martin. Rio Vista.
Dr. E. R. Bradley ...Highland Springs.
Dr. J. H. Winfree Glen Allen.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 179
* Henry County.
Formed in 1776 from Pittsylvania County,
POPULATION.
1790-«,479 1830— 7,100 1880—16,009
1800-^,259 1840— 7,335 1890—18,208
1810—5,611 1860— 8,872 1900—19,265
1820—5,624 1860—12,105 1910—18,459
1870—12,203
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COCJBT.
First Monday in January, Aprils July and October,
Judge E. J. Harvey.. Stuart.
Clerk.»_ 1 T. C. Mattliews Martinsville.
Commonwealth's Attorney J. R. Taylor Martinsville.
Sheriff... H. L. Turner Martinsville.
Treasurer.^ D. S. Davis. Martinsville.
Surveyor : :T. S. Moore Martinsville.
Coroner John W. Simrrons...- Martinsville.
Superintendent of the Poor J. H. Harris Bassetts, R. F. D.
Superintendent of Schools W. B. Gates Martinsville.
Commissioners of Revenue:
No. 1 District > H. L. Byrd..lJ Martinsville.
No. 2 District J. W. Tyree.. Martinsville.
District Officers.
MARTINSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. H arden Hairston. Axton .
Overseer of the Poor R. F. McMillon Martinsville.
Justices of the Peace J. B. Anglin Martinsville.
P. D. Drewry Martinsville.
R. A. Pnmty : Martinsville.
RIDGE WAY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- D. F. Lans Ridgeway.
Supervisor W. G. Burgess Ridgeway.
Overseer of the Poor David S. Roy._ Ridgeway.
Justices of the Peace Geo. L. Stone Lone Oak.
John A. Brim .^. J Lone Oak.
C. H. Price Ridgeway.
IRISBURG MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- John Meador.- Boxwood.
Supervisor. ., W. B. Eanes Axton.
* No report received for 1917.
180 REPORT OF THE
Overseer of the Poor R. A. Harris Boxwood.
Justices of the Peace H. D. Bundley Boxwood.
H. M. Land Boxwood.
J. O. Stone Boxwood.
LEATHEBWOOD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable T. H. Eanes Leatherwood.
Supervisor. G. L. Overton Leatherwood.
Overseer of the Poor J. M. Eanes Leatherwood.
Justices of the Peace W. T. Eanes .....Axton. ff
CD. Sours... Leatherwood.
S. W. Griggs. Axton.
SEED CREEK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. J. W. Stanley Edgewood.
Overseer of the Poor B. F. Stone Martinsville.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Gregory Martinsville.
W. H. Friedell Edgewood.||
J. S. Cole Martinsville.
HORSE PASTURE MAGISTERAL DISTRICT.
Constable.
Supervisor J. T . Pratt .Spencer.
Overseer of the Poor I. N. Faynes Sanville.
Justices of the Peace J. Lee Taylor Spencer.
F. P. Doyle Martinsville.
T. J. Martin Sanville.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. M. Shackelford, Secretary Martinsville.
Dr. W. B. Dudley... Martinsville.
Dr. Drewry H. Mason..- Ridgeway.
Highland County.
Formed in 1847 from Bath and Pendleton Counties,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880-^,164
1800— 1840— 1890—5,342
1810— 1850—4,277 1900—5,647
1820— 1860—4,319 1910—5,317
1870—4,151
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TEBMS OF CIECL'IT COIJBT.
Fourth Tuesday in Api'il^ second Tuesday in July and October.
Judge Henry W. Holt Staunton.
Clerk— W. H . Matheny Monterey.
Commonwealth's Attorney Edwin B. Jones Monterey.
Sheriff. David C . Graham^ Monterey.
Treasurer.^^ Willis Gibson Vanderpool.
Surveyor. I. L. Beverage 3ionterey.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor Walter Mullinax Crabbottom.
Superintendent of Schools R. E. Mauzy.. Hightown.
Commissioner of Revenue John H. Pruitt ^. JMonterey.
District Officers.
BLUE GRASS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. F. Colaw. Crabbottom.
Supervisor.- J. W. Havener Hightown.
Overseer of the Poor J. C. Ferald Meadow Dale.
Justices of the Peace D. O. Bird-.. _...Valley Center.
Geo. p. Dudley- Hightown.
E. D. Swecker Monterey R. R.
MONTEKEY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable David Samples ....Monterey.
Supervisor. '. A. J. Terry ^Trimble.
Overseer of the Poor T. J. Rexrode Monterey.
Justices, of the Peace Ira D. Gutshall Mustoe.
J. H. Samples _ Monterey.
J. H. Bums Bolar.
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STONEWALL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. W. Simmons.. Headwaters.
Supervisor. Jacob H. Armstrong. McDowell.
Overseer of the Poor Chaprosai Pitzenbarger....Doe Hill.
Justices of the Peace S. C. Eagle Doe Hill.
H. A. Ptopst.: McDowell.
G. Lee Siple.... McDowell.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. B. Fox, Secretary Monterey.
Dr. W. R. Siron.^> _ McDowell.
Dr. C. P. Rexrode Crabbottom.
182 REPORT OF THE
Isle of Wight County.
Formed in 3634 a« Warroaquyoake and changed to Isle of Wight in 1837.
POPULATION.
1790— 9,028 1830—10,517 1880—10,572
1800— 9,442 1840- 9,972 1890—11,313
1810— 9,186 1850— 9,352 1900—13,102
1820—10,139 1860— 9,977 1910—14,929
1870— 8,320
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in February^ Aprils June, October and December.
Judge ...B. D.White Norfolk.
Clerk.- A. S. Johnson Isle of Wight.
Commonwealth's Attorney Geo. F. Whittey Smithfield.
Sheriff. ^ : B.A.Edwards Smithf.eld.
Treasurer. W. E. Laine.^ Windsor.
Surveyor. _
Coroner S. A. Biddick. Smithfield.
Superintendent of the Poor
Superintendent of Schools Gavin Bawls Carrsville.
Commissioner of Bevenue C. E. Davis Benns Church.
District Officers.
HARDY MAGTSTEBtAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. A. B. Scott, Chairman Windsor.
Overseer <rf the Poor J. Q. Parr.„ Windsor.
Justices of the Peace Clarence Edwards.- Windsor.
R. D. Crocker Pons.
NEWPORT MAGISTKRIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. A. O. Channel Carrolton.
Overseer of the Poor E. W. Laine Windsor.
Justices of the Peace Clarence Turner Smithfield.
James S. Davis Carrolton.
M. F. Jordan...- Smithfield.
WINDSOR MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. J. Bradshaw. Windsor.
Supervisor.. Lorenao Bailey...... Windsor.
Overseer of the Poor C. T. King. ._ Windsor.
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Justices of the Peace.
.Jno. F. Duke Carrsville.
J. A. Johnson Carrsville.
A. L. Saunders.- Windsor.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. Lee Seward, SecrOary Isle of Wight.
Dr. F. Pierce Windsor.
Dr. Rae Parker Smithfield.
James City County.
Formed in 1684.
POPULATION.
1830—3,838
1840-'3,779
1850-^,020
1860—5,798
1870—4,425
1790-^,070
1800—3,931
1810—4,094
1«20— 3,161
1880—5,422
1890—5,643
1900—3,688
1910--3,624
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in February, April, June, August, October, a^nd December,
Judge.- D. G. Tyler.-„ Holdcroft.
Clerk...... T. H. Geddy— Williamsburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney Frank Arir istead Williamsburg.
Sheriff.^. L. P. Trice Toano.
Treasurer...- R. L. Spencer. Williamsburg.
Surveyor.
Coroner G. A. Fankins Williamsburg.
Superintendent of the Poor: G. C. Marston Toano.
Superintendent of Schools A. C. Cooper Toano.
Commissioner of Revenue C. C. Cowles Toano.
District Officers.
ST0NEH0U8B MAGISTERIAL mSTSICT.
Constable
Supervisor. A. J. Johnson Norge.
Overseer of the Poor S. B. Sweeney. Toano.
Justice of the Peace A. W. Jennings Toano.
POWHATAN MAGTdTBBlAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor.. John A. Barnes Diascond.
Overseer of the Poor G. T. Fockaday Diascond.
Justice of the Peace M. G. Davis Norge.
184 REPORT OF THE |
JAMESTOWN MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT. j
Constable
Supervisor J. B. Vaiden, Ch'n Williairsburg, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Austin Williamsburg, R. F. D.
Justice of the Peace C. F. Ayres Williamsburg.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. U. Stephenson, Secretary Toano.
Dr. J. M. Henderson Williancsburg.
Dr. D.J. King Williamsburg.
King George County.
Formed in 1720 from Richmond County.
POPULATION.
1790—7,366 1830—6,379 1880—6,397
1800—6,749 1840—5,927 1890-^,641
1810—6,454 1850—5,971 1900—6^918
1820--6,116 1860—6,571 1910—6,378
1870—5,742
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Judge — R. H. L. Chichester Fredericksburg.
Clerk-_ F. C. S. Hunter King George C. H.
Commonwealth's Attorney Jos. A. Billingsley. King George C. H.
Sheriff. ^ C. W. Purks Goby.
Treasurer.^. * J. T. Minor, Jr....: Comom.
Surveyor
Coroner^ ,
Supemtendent of the Poor _E. P. Owens ....Igo.
Superintendent of Schools James Ashley.. Falmouth.
Commissioner of Revenue L. A. Ashton Hooes.
District Officers.
RAPPAHANNOCK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable F. D. Davis Edge Hill.
Supervisor. Jesse Newton King George C. H.
Overseer of the Poor Sanford Morgan. Kii\g George C. H.
Justices of the Peace Horace A. Jones Will.
E. B. Rowlett King George C. H.
R. A. Page Edge Hill.
SHILOH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. M . Parker Index.
Supervisor.^ V. O. Caruthers Ferrell.
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Overseer of the Poor: G. L. Gouldman, Sr Index.
Justices of the Peace ._ .J. C. Grigsby Index.
Harlan Page Edge Hill.
O. M. Hayes Shiloh.
POTOMAC MAGISTERIAI. DISTRICT.
Nonstable C. J. Allen. Passapatsaizy.
Supervisor. J. F. Jones, Chairman.^ Berthaville.
Overseer of the Poor Jaires R. Grigsby Passapatanzy.
Justices of the Peace William J. Rogers Osso.
John N. Peed Owens.
Garrison Beckwith Passapatanzy.
Board of Health.
Dr. V. O. Caruthers, Jr., Secretary Ferrell.
Dr. M. W. Minor Comom.
Dr. L. F. Lee. Passapatanzy.
King and Queen County.
Formed in 1691 from New Kent County.
POPULATION.
, 1790— 9,377 1830—11,644 1880—10,502
1800— 9,879 1840—10,862 1890— 9,669
1810—10,988 1850—10,319 190O— 9,265
1820—11,798 1860—10,328 1910— 9,576
1870— 9^709
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Second Tuesday in February, April, June, August, October, and December.
Judge ^ Claggett B. Jones Bruington.
€lerk.» William F. Bagby King & Queen C. H.
Commonwealth's Attorney J. W. Fleet Biscoe.
"Sheriff... S. S. Schools Newtown.
Treasurer... J. R. F. Vaughan Cologne.
Surveyor.
Coroner
"Superintendent of the Poor A. B. Coleiran Daisy.
Superintendent of Schools W. G. Reynolds. Center Cross.
Commissioner of Revenue H. C. Pall Shanghai.
District Officers.
KEWTOWN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable R. H. Nunn.. Bruington.
Supervisor L. H. Phippins Owenton.
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Overseer of the Poor *
Justices of the Peace J. R. Kidd Newtown.
H. A. Vara Walkerton.
C. H. Martin. Owenton.
STEPHEN8VILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor B. T. Taylor. King and Queen C. H.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace A. C. Walker. Walkerton.
Jos. Ryland... Cuirnor.
BUENA VISTA MAGISTEEIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor R. F. Bland, CVn ..: Shanghai.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace C. T. Bland Shanghai.
H. W. Bland Elsom.
H. P. Vaughan Cologne.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. Fauntleroy.^.. Dragonsville.
Dr. Frank Garrett.. Cologne.
Dr. R. D. Bates, Secretary : Newtown.
*King William County.
Formed in 1701 irom King and Queen County,
POPULATION.
1790—8,128 1830—9,812 1880--8,751
1800—9,055 1840—9,268 1890—9,605
1810—9,286 1850—8,779 1900—8,380
1820—9,697 1860—8,530 1910--8,647
1870—7,515
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Tuesday in February, April, June, August, October, and December.
Judge Claggett B. Jones Bruington.
Clerk-...^ B.C.Garrett. King William.
Commonwealth's Attorney Herbert I. Lewis.- West Point.
Sheriff. W. L. Neale Lester Manor.
Treasurer.. R. T. Palmer West Point.
Surveyor. ..L. D. Robinson. Skyron.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor
• No report received for 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 187
Superintendent of Schools H. Ragland Eubank Etna Mills.
Commissioner of Revenue H. W. Neale Sweet Hall.
District Officers.
MANGOHICK MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. T. Mitchell Mangohick.
Supervisor : T . B . Whitt Beulahville .
Overseer of the Poor....
Justices of the Peace M. CairpbelL Mangohick.
A. J. Blake Etna Mills.
ACQUINTON MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. C. Alexander Enfield.
Supervisor.^ S. S. Robinson Palls.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace Roger Edwards Rumford.
J. C. Cooke.> King William.
H. O. Thomas Enfield.
WEST POINT MAGISI'ERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor C. L. Yancey Lester Manor.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace .J. H. Gary..... West Point.
Wm. B. Martin Sweet Hall.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. B.Moore Aylett.
Dr. William E. Croxton, Secretary Skyron.
Dr. H. Campbell Enfield.
Lancaster County.
Formed in 1652 from Northumberland County.
POPULATION.
1790—6,638 1830-4,801 1880-^6,160
1800—5,375 1840-4,628 1890—7,191
1810—5,592 1850-^,708 1900-^8,949
1820-^5,517 1860—5,151 1910—9,752
1870—5,355
TEBMS OF CIKCUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Judge Jos. W. Chinn.-. Warsaw.
Clerk. William Chilson Lancaster.
188 REPORT OF THE
Commonwealth's Attorney F. G. Newbill ^ Irvington.
Sheriff. X John A. McKenney .....White Stone.
Treasurer.- R. R. Dunaway White Stone.
Surveyor. H. P. HalL.... Pinckardsville.
Coroner ,...
Superintendent of the Poor Cookman L. Degges... Lancaster.
Superintendent of Schools Frank W. Lewis Morattico.
Commissioner of Revenue E. P. Williams Kilmarnock.
District Officers.
WHITE STONE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable N. B. Treakle Kilmarnock.
Supervisor W. N. Cundifif White Stone.
Overseer of the Poor L. E. Ashbum.: Irvington.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Cundifif White Stone.
P. Eilskov Weems.
E. M. Chase Kilmarnock.
MANTUA MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. M. Pinckard Lancaster.
Supervisor L. O. Towles Merry Point.
Overseer of the Poor J. B. Kirkhan. Lively.
Justices of the Peace C. E. Thoiras Merry Point.
J. C. McKenney. Brookvale.
WHITE CHAPEL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable R. W. Doggett... Millenbeck.
Supervisor J. W. Chowning, Ch'n Bertrand.
Overseer of the Poor.... David E. Doggett.- Litwalton.
Justicesjof the Peace L. R. Flemings Molusk.
Geo. En law Lewis Millenbeck.
E. H. Baker Ottoman.
Board of Health.
Dr. F. W. Lewis , , Morattico.
Dr. H. J. Edmonds, Jr.. « Kilmarnock. '
Dr. W. J. Newbill, Secretary : Irvington.
Lee County.
Formed in 1792 from Russel County,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 6,462 1880—15,116
1800--3,538 1840— 8,441 1890—18,216
1810—4,694 1850—10,267 1900—19,856
1820—4,256 1860—11,032 1910—23,840
1870^13,268
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 189
TEBMS OF CIBCTJIT COITRT.
Second Monday in February^ first Monday in May^ Septemher, and December.
Judge H. A. W. Skeen Big Stone Gap.
Clerk- J. D. Edds.. Jonesville.
Commonwealth's Attorney E. E. Skaggs. . Jonesville.
Sheriff.- _ A . D . R obbins Jonesville .
Treasurer™ M. 0. Combs.,. :
Surveyor. L. M. Parsons Pennington Gap.
Coroner (.
Superintendent of the Poor S. A. Lockhart Jonesville.
Superintendent of Schools W. A. WygaL.._ Jonesville.
Commissioners of Revenue:
White Shoals District .J. T. Chance Jonesville, R. F. D.
Jonesville District.... Floyd Robinson. Dona.
Rocky Station District.- J. Marion Smith Pennington Gap.
Rose Hill District C. H. Johnson. Rose Hill.
Yokum Station Districtl Emmet I. Stewart Keokee.
District Officers.
BOS-E HILL MAGISTEBIAL DISTSICT.
Constable J. C. Rowland.- - Ewing.
Supervisor. J. M. Wheeler. Ewing.
Overseer of the Poor C. H. Edds Rose Hill.
Justices of the Peace W. M. Sloan _
Wm . LittrelL- Ewing.
A. D. Ayers. Ewing.
WHITE SHOALS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable C. C. Phipps. Hagan.
Supervisor.- D. C. McClure.- Jonesville.
Overseer of the Poor A. B. Cress Hagan.
Justices of the Peace Joe G. Burgaw Jonesville.
C. B. J. Woodward Jonesville.
A. J. Myers Hagan.
C. D. Smith Jonesville.
O. M. Yeary Hagan.
.JONESVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
•
Constable W. A. Woodward Jonesville.
Supervisor.-...: D. C. SewelL Jonesville.
Overseer of the Poor.- Jaires Willis Blackwater.
Justices of the Peace J. A. G. Hyatt Jonesville.
E. A. Robinett- Blackwater.
J. H. Sadler - Jonesville.
H iram. Jones Occoneta .
190
REPORT OF THE
BOCKY STATION MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Ccmstable A. V. Kirk...... Pennington Gap.
Supervisor. J. F. Flanary Dot.
Overseer of the Poor Wm. M. Napier Pennington Gap.
Justices of the Peace G. S. Stapleton «.St. Charles.
G. V. Sage Dot.
R. S. Games Pennington Gap.
J. H. Graham Dot.
YOAKUM STATION MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. C. Mullins Jasper.
Supervisor E. M. Cooper JKeokee.
Overseer of the Poor J. J. Gunn Dryden.
Justices of the Peace J. D. Olinger Olinger.
T. L. Page Keokee^
J. E. Sirith Keokee.
S. T. Coldiron Dryden.
Thurir an Bishop Jasper.
Board of Health.
Dr. P. D. Pence, Secretary St. Charles.
Dr. D. E. Pierce Boone's Path.
Dr. S. E. Shelbume...; Dot.
Loudoun County.
Formed in 1757 from Fairfax County,
1790—18,962
1800—20,523
1810—21,338
1820—22,702
POPULATION.
1830-21,939
1840—20,431
1850—22,079
1860-21,774
1870—20,929
1880—23,634
1890—23,274
1900—21,948
1910—21,167
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Second Monday in February, April, June, August, October , and December,
Judge George Latham Fletcher..Warrenton.
Clerk-_ W. D . Feirpstone Leesburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney Cecil Connor Leesburg.
Sheriff... !...T. W. Edwards Leesburg.
Treasurer John L. Gill Leesburg.
Surveyor H. H. Trundle Leesburg.
Coroner. W. C . Orr Leesburg.
Superintendent of the Poor Harrison Monroe Round Hill.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 191
Superintendent of Schools O. L. Emerick Round Hill.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Leesburg District Joseph E. Wright Leesburg.
Broad Run District Jl. P. Megeath Leesburg.
Mercer District W. C. Benton. Middleburg.
Mt. Gilead District W. R. Newton Round Hill.
Jefferson District J. T. Marshall Hillsboro.
Lovettsville District G. Hampton Virts Lovettsville.
District Officers.
LEESBXJBO MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor.^.*...: M. H . Whitmore Leesburg.
Overseer of the Poor F. T. Dailey Leesburg.
Justices of the Peace E. T. Adams.» Leesburg.
A. M. Chichester, Jr Leesburg.
S. H. Hall Leesburg.
BBOAD BUN MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor P. D. Sowers Areola.
Overseer of the Poor J. L. Maddox Alcjie.
Justices of the Peace S. E. Edwards Sterling.
Guy M. Smith Areola.
MEBOEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor _...George Fraiser Uppervil lo .
Overseer of the Poor J. D. Hospital..^ Bluemont.
Justices of the Peace John H. Smith Middleburg. ^
J. W. Furr Bluemont.
W. E. Tyler...... Aldie.
MT. GILEAD MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor J. R. Cochran Round Hill.
Overseer of the Poor E. B. Milhollen Philomont.
Justices of the Peace J. A. Otley Lincoln.
Mason Throckmorton Bluemont.
H. G. Anderson. Bluemont.
JEFFEBflON MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. D. Thompson...- Hillsboro.
Overseer of the Poor C. L. Carpenter Hillsboro
192 REPORT OF tHE
Justices of the Peace Jas. E. Graham Purcellville.
E. C. James. Waterford.
LOVETTSVILLE MAOISTEBIAL DISTBIGT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. H . Frazier. Taylorstown.
Overseer of the Poor Sam'l L. Fry.._ Lovettsville.
Justices of the Peace ^ G. W. Blocker Harpers Ferry, W. Va.
A. C. Myers Taylorstown.
R. G. Johnson.^ Lovettsville.
Board of Health.
Dr. John A. Gibson, Secretary Leesburg.
Dr. H. G. Plaster. Bluemont. *
Dr. I . H . Thomas Aldie .
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Louisa County.
Formed in 1742 from Hunover County,
POPULATION.
1700— 8,467 1830—16,151 1880—18,942
1800—11,892 1840—15,433 1890—16,997
1810—11,900 1850—16,601 1900—16,517
1820—13,746 ♦ 1860—16,701 1910—16,578
1870—16,332
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUET.
Second Monday in January ^ March, May, July, September, and November,
Judge John Rutherfoord Richmond.
Clerk- P. B. Porter Louisa.
Commonwealth's Attorney W. C. Bibb Louisa.
Sheriff.— A. M. Wash Apple Grove.
Treasurer J. Reid Wills... > Louisa.
Surveyor John W. Nunn Louisa.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor R. E. Poore Louisa.
Superintendent of Schools.-. Frank T. West Trevilians.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Courthouse District- J. K. Dean.- Louisa.
Cuckoo and Jackson Dist..-J. A. Duke ...Willowbrook.
Mineral District R. B. Winston Louisa, R. F. D. 3.
District Officers.
G£EEN SPBINGS MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Lee Rosson Trevilians.
Overseer of the Poor G. W. Crawford Trevilians.
Justices of the Peace W. F. Coleman Poindexter.
E. D. Eubank. Gordonsville.
Si!.CKETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 193
LOUISA COUBTHOUSE MAQISTESIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. J. Page Bells Cross Roads.
Supervisor. W. T. Meade, Ch*n Louisa, R. F. D. 5.
Overseer of the Poor J. S. Purcell Louisa.
Justices of the Peace W. J. Roberts.- Louisa.
G. D. M. Hunter.- Louisa.
N. F. Smith Louisa, R. F. D. 1.
J. R. Buck--. Bells Cross Roads.
MINESAL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables. R. N. Talley Mineral.
F. M. Tyler.- Mineral.
Supervisor.. H. H. Walton _ Mineral.
Overseer of the Poor .J. E. Smith Vigor.
Justices of the Peace J. C. Amett JMineral.
E. D. Smith 3iinerai.
J. F. Tribble. 31ineral.
CUCKOO MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable «.._
Supervisor.- _ H. J. Harris Apple Grove.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace C. T. Jackson.- Apple Grove.
JACKSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable I. V. Chick Bumpass.
Supervisor.- E. P. Anderson. Willowbrook.
Overseer of the Poor C. F. Gentry., Inez.
Justices of the Peace C. R. Bagby.- Bumpass.
Jno. R. NoeL Shelfar.
John S. Swift Bumpass.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. W. Porter, Secrektry Louisa. '
Dr. P. P. May Trevilians.
Dr. E. A. TerrelL Fredericks Hall.
Lunenburg County.
Formed in 1745 from Brunswick County,
P0PI7LATI0N.
1790— 8,959 1830—11,957 1880—11,535
1800-10,381 1840—11,055 1890—11,372
1810—12,265 1850—11,692 1900—11,705
1820-10,662 1860—11,983 1910—12,780
1870—10,403
194 REPORT OF THE
TERMS Of CIBCUIT GOL^T.
Second Monday in April, June, and October , third Monday in January.
Judge ^ William R, Barksdale Houston.
Clerk— — John L. Yates Lunenburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney N. S. TumbuU, Jr._ Victoria.
Sheriff. : _ A. B . Shackleton. Victoria.
Treasurer C. C. Hatchett -^ Rehoboth.
Surveyor ^ F. A. Shulln:an. Victoria.
Coroner > „ ^ _ •
Superintendent of the Poor L. P. Winn. Victoria.
Superintendent of Schools.... I. T. Wilkinson JKenbridge.
Commissioners of Revenue:
First District... H. C. Love-.. Keysville.
Second District R. E. Gee Kenbridge.
District Cheers.
UCWISTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable _ .S. A, Wallace Kenbridge.
Supervisor.-., D. R. Love Reedy.
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Love Lunenburg.
Justices of the Peace W. A. Cox Green Bay.
T. F. Bayne Kenbridge.
O. E. Dunnavant Green Bay.
RXHC»CrrH MA6ISTI»fAI. MSnEXCT.
Constables .J. A. Dodsan..... Ontario.
C. C. St. John- Rehoboth.
Supervisor. - W. T. Robertson. .Ontario.
Overseer of the Poor P. P. Payne Rehobotb.
Justices of the Peace J. D. Ward .Ontario.
R. L. St. John - Traffic.
J. H. Crenshaw Rehoboth.
H. G. Fore Ft. Mitchell.
PLEASANT GROVE MAGISTERIAL DISTUCT.
Constables E. L. Slaytcm. Keysville.
B. L, Winn. Keysville.
Supervisor W. C. Winn, Chairman. Keysville.
Overseer of the Poor J. M. Crjnaaes Meherrin.
Justices of the Peace .M. E. Gee - JMeherrin.
J. C. Love Keysville.
M. B. Edwards Keysville.
A. G. NeaL... _ Keysville.
BROWN^S STORE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ._ J. R, Edmonds.. Kenbridge.
Supervisor.-: : .J. A. Moore Kenbridge.
Overseer of the Poor D. B. Bridgeforth. Kenbridge.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 195
Justices of the Peace J. T. Tisdale.. Kenbridge.
J. G. Blackwell Kenbridge.
L. O. Hudson Dundas.
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•' LOCHLEVEN MAGISTEBTAL DlSTBZCT.
Constable:^ :
Supervisor. W. C. Neblett Kinderwood.
Overseer of the Poor T. A. Bite HoUydale.
Justices of the Peace R. L. Hite Nebletts.
T. L. Hite HoUydale.
L. Y. Saunders.^ Chaptico.
W. F. Bain.. Bans X Roads.
COLUMBIAN GROVE MAGISTESIAL DISTRICT.
Constablea>- W.E.Bell Wilbum.
R. T. Hazlewood Baileys Mill.
Supervisor. H. T. Hardy.- Wattsboro.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace W. H. Overby Kenbridge.
R. L. Bagley.™ Gary.
I. W. Bell._ Wilbum.
PLYMOUTH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable G. C. Marshall Victoria.
Supervisor .Jas. T. Waddill Victoria.
Overseer of the Poor S. L. Wilkins -. Victoria.
Justices of the Peace H. T. Faison,... Victoria.
D. N. Matthews Victoria.
J. I. Burks.. Victoria.
Board of Health.
Dr. E. L. Kendig. .- Victoria.
Dr. W. S. Snead-.-.. Meherrin.
Dr. W. D. Kendig, Secretary — , Kenbridge.
Madison Comity.
Formed in 1792 from Culpeper County,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830—9,236 1880—10,562
1800r-8,322 1840-^,107 . 1890—10,225
181(^-8,381 1850—9,331 1900—10,216
1820-^,490 1860-^,854 1910—10,056
1870-^,670
196 REPORT OF THE
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in, January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Judge .'- John W. Fishbume Charlottesville.
Clerk... G.H.Taylor. Madison.
Commonwealth's Attorney N. G. Payne Madison.
Sheriff...- T. J. Twyman. Locust Dale.
Treasurer D. J. Crigler Madison.
Surveyor T. A. Chapman Criglersville.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor C. B. Walker. Criglersville.
Superintendent of Schools .J. N. Miller...- Haywood.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Robertson District A. W. Berry Criglersville.
Rapid Ann District. O. J. Collins Graves Mill.
District Officers.
RAPID ANN MAGTSTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable L. W. Graves .....Wolf town.
Supervisor. .* T. S. Hoffman Wolftown.
Overseer of the Poor W. L. Rose Madison.
Justices of the Peace..*. W. M. Pattie Madison.
Geo. Lewis Madison.
J. B. Bolen Seville.
ROBERTSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. R. A. Graves Syria.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Crigler. • Brightwood.
Justices of the Peace Jno. T. Brown Peola Mills.
J. L. Allen.- Criglersville.
J. L. Tanner Brightwood.
LOCUST DALE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable. J. F. Layton Radiant.
Supervisor. C. D. Tyyman, Ch*n Twyman's Mill.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Tw3rroan. Radiant.
Justices of the Peace D. T. Tinsley Radiant.
W. A. Hawkins. Rochelle.
W. H. Aylor Oak Park.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. N. Clore, Secretary Madison.
Dr. W. L. Early. Wolftown.
Dr. E. W. Twyman. Twyman's Mill.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 197
Mathews County.
Formed, in 1790 from Qlouceater County,
POPULATION.
1790— no return. 1830^7,664 1880—7,501
1800—5,705 1840—7,442 1890-7,584
1810-4,227 ' 1850-^,714 1900—8,239
1820—6,920 1860—7,091 1910—8,922
1870—6,200
TERMS OF CIBCniT COURT.
Thvrd Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November,
§
Judge Claggett B. Jones Bruington. *
Clerk.. W. B. Sroith„ JVIathews. '
Commonwealth's Attorney .J. Boyd Sears Mathews.
Sheriff. A. E. Thurston Mathews.
Treasurer.. G. E. T. Lajrne Port Haywood.
Surveyor S. J. Foster Susan.
Coroner C. M. Raines Bohannon.
Superintendent of the Poor Robert F. Hudgins Fitchetts.
Superintendent of Schools Geo. W. Anderton... Saluda.
Commissioner of Revenue Gilbert L. Diggs Peary.
District Officers.
CHESAPEAKE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Thos. D. Hudgtns, CA*»..Port Haywood.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace..- W. F. Jarvis New Point.
WESTVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable -,...
Supervisor G. S. Marchant Mathews.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace S. P. Jaires Mathews.
W. H. Miller..- Mathews.
W. P. Jones North.
PLANKITANK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable M. H. Lewis Cobbs Creek.
Supervisor.^ F. R. Haynes Cobbs Creek.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace S. W. Ingram Hudgins.
E. D. Rawlings Gwyns.
198 REl*ORTOKTIIK
Board of Health.
Dr. J. W. D. Haynes Cobbs Creek.
Dr. C. C. White, Secretary ^ Mathews C. H.
Dr. C. M. Rains '. Bohannon.
Mecklenburg County.
Formed in 1764 from Lunenburg County,
POPULATION.
1790—14,733 1830—20,477 1880—24,610
1800—16,008 1840—20,724 1890—25,359
1810—18,453 1850—20,630 1900—25,551
1820—19,786 1860—20,096 1910—28,956
^ 1870—21,318
TEBMS OF CIECUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December,
Judge William R. Barksdale Houston.
Clerk.. H. F. Futcheson Boydton.
Commonwealth's Attorney C. T. Baskerville Boydton.
Sheriff. W. R. Beales. Boydton.
Treasurer H . N. Beales > Boydton.
Surveyor S. T. Moore __ Radcliffe.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor B. A. Puryear Boydton.
Superintendent of Schools F. C. Bedinger.. Boydton.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 H. E, Coleman. Boydton.
District No. 2 J. S. Montgomery. LaCrosse.
District Officers.
BOYDTON MAOISTEBIAX. DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor.. .'. R. E. Walker Boydton.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. E. Winckler Phillis.
J. W. Dugger. Boydton.
D. H. Jones..- Boydton.
BUCKHOBN MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable C. H. Gill, Jr North View.
Supervisor. C. R. Dunn Baskerville.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace C. M. Gordon. Baskerville.
H. W. Nash Wightman.
Ralph Jessup. Union Level.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 199
BLUESTONE MA6IBTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. T. Morris Skipwith.
Supervisor. R. L. Thomason..... Skipwith.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace R. H. Moody Jeffress.
R. H. Gregory Jeffress.
CHASE CITT ilAGlSTEBIAL DTSTBICT.
Constable C. P. Brame :....• Chase City.
Supervisor. Lucius Gregory Chase City.
Overseer of the Poor _
Justices of the Peace J. W. Roberts Chase City.
J. L. Srrithson „ Chase City.
A. L. Jeffreys... Chase City.
CIJ^IIKSVILO: MAGISTEBIAX^ DISTBICT.
Constable T. C. Talley Clarksville.
Supervisor.. R. T. Gordon Clarksville.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. W. Rhodes Clarksville.
T. B. Nelson. Nelson.
SOUTH HILL MAGI8TEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable T. E. Snrith ISouth Hill.
Supervisor... C. P. Smith.- _South Hill.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace C. D. Warren South Hill.
W. T. Druirirond Snrith Cross Roads.
LACBOSSE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable M. K. Moseley.- LaCrosse.
Supervisor.. A. O. Bracey Bracey.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace S. J. Moseley. LaCrosse.
A. W. Bracey, Jr.. ,JMarengo.
H. V. Taylor... Black Ridge.
PAI.MS& fiFBU?6B MAGifiTlCKIAJL BSBTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. ,*. L. J. Peoples, Clfn, Townesville.
Overseer of the Poor _
Justices of the Peace N. A. Colenoan. Gold Leaf.
W. A. NewelL ..Goodes Ferry.
B. F. Knolt..... ..Clarksville.
200 REPORT OF THE
Board of Health.
Dr. H. L. Burwell, Secretary Chase City.
Dr. T. B. Smith- , Bracey.
Dr. G. H. Carter.^ _ Boydton.
Middlesex County.
Formed in 1675 from Lancaster County.
POPULATION.
1790-^,140 1830-4,122 1880—6,252
1800-4,203 1840-4,392 1890—7,458
1810—4,414 1850-4,394 1900—8,220
1820—4,057 1860—4,364 1910—8,852
1870-4,981
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Tuesday after fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and
November,
Judge Claggett B . Jones Bruington .
Clerk Clarence W. Eastman Saluda.
Commonwealth's Attorney Wm. Dunbar Evans Saluda.
Sheriff..., R. B. Segar Saluda.
Treasurer. W. W. Pitt ..> Locust Hill.
Surveyor. R. L. Blake Nohead.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor J. H. Bray Warner.
Superintendent of Schools G. G. Anderton Saluda.
Commissioner of Revenue J. W. Stiff Locklies.
District Officers.
JAMAICA MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. B. Covingtoa Streets.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace E. A. Boyer Church View.
M. T. Dunn..._ Church View.
E. C. PercifuU Nesting.
SALUDA MAOISTEBIAL DISTEIGT.
Constable
Supervisor. Ashby L. Jones. Urbanna.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. W. Harwood Saluda.
S. E. Richardson...^ Urbanna.
J. H. Didlake Locust Hill.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 201
PINETOP MAGISTEllIAL DISTBTCT.
Constable Talirage Graham Delta ville.
Supervisor. M. P. Grinels Wake.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Mears ^ Syringa.
Justices of the Peace T. W. Scott Deltaville.
A. W. Stiff Wake.
J. W. Eennet Nohead.
Board of Health.
Dr. Horace Hoskins, Secretary Saluda.
-Dr. William R. Gwathrcey _ Rurak.
JDr. A. B. Evans Church View.
Montgomery County.
Formed in 1776 iroin Fincastle County.
POPULATION.
1790— no return. 1830—12,306 1880—16,693
1800—9,044 1840— 7,405 1890—17,742
1810—8,409 1850— 8,359 1900—15,852
1820—8,733 . 1860—10,617 1910—17,268
1870—12,556
TEBMS OF CIBCfJIT COUBT.
First day of February, May, July, October, and December.
Judge W. W. Moffett Salem .
Clerk. George W. Wilson Christiansburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. I. Roop Christiansburg.
"Sheriff.^ Williair D. Martin Lafayette.
Treasurer...^ Chas. W. Surface ^ Christiansburg.
Surveyor William J. Hall... Christiansburg.
Coroner W. W. Rangeley., Christiansburg.
"Superintendent of thfe Poor S. W. Scaggs.>, Cambria.
"Superintendent of Schools J. B. Lucas Blacksburg.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 James C. Brown... Cambria.
District No. 2 F. M. Weddle.- Cambria, R. F. D. 2.
District Officers.
CHBISTIANSBUBO MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
•Constable W. L. Spangel Christiansburg.
"Supervisor. H. C. Gray Pilot.
•Overseer of the Poor J. W. Willianrs Christiansburg.
Justices of the Peace William C. Flagg .....Christiansburg.
202 REPORT OF THE
H. Fancan Vicar Switch.
S.N. Garland ....Rogers.
D. M. Altizer Cambria.
AT'BI'BN MAQISTEKIAI. DISTRICT.
Constable...... Wade H. Akers Riner.
Supervisor. D. K. Lucas Childress.
Overseer of the Poor Jacob Jones... Riner, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace M. W. Roop ...Riner, R. F. D.
T. H. Smith Riner.
Norwood Gibson Riner, R. F. D.
S. E. Bowen Barham.
C. W. Scaggs Riner.
BLACKSBXJBG MAGISTZIKIAI. DISTBICT.
Constable _ C. S. Clenrens Blacksburg, R. 2.
Supervisor Cris L. Price _ Blacksburg.
Overseer of the Poor B. M. Barger... Blacksburg.
Justices of the Peace G. C. Otey... Blacksburg, R. F. D. 2.
W. R. Cary Blacksburg, R. F. D. 2
W. E. Smith Blacksburg, R. F. D. K
ALLEQHANr MAGI81EBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable R. H. Graham Shawsville.
Supervisor. Wm. E. Oliver Elliston.
Overseer of the Poor...... ...William D. Ross Alleghany Springs.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Felm Shawsville.
J. G. Atkinson Alleghany Springs.
Frank J. Kirkwood.. Elliston.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. H. Ednoundson, Secretary - Christiansburg.
Dr. H. B. Pack Bla^sburg.
Dr. W. W. Rangeley Christiansburg.
Nansemond County.
Formed in March 1645 hy change of name of Upper Norfolk County to Countj^
of Nansimum and first appears as Nansemond in 1705.
» POPULATION.
1790_ 9,010 1830-10,784 1880—15,903
1800—11,027 1840—10,795 1890—19,692
1810—10,324 1850—12,283 1900—23,078
1820—10,494 1860—13,693 1910—26,886
1870—11,576
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TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in January^ March, May^ July, and October,
Judge. Janr es L. McLemore Suffolk.
Clerk.... Geo. E. Bunting... Suffolk.
Commonwealth's Attorney. S. E. Everett Suffolk.
Sheriff. E. E. Wagner Suffolk.
Treasurer : Caleb R . Fulgham Suffolk.
Surveyor....
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor W. B . Holland Suffolk.
Superintendent of Schools. P. S. Blandford Suffolk.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 R. C. Norfleet Holland, R. F. D.
District No. 2 R. H.Beam^on Beamon.
District Officers.
HOLY NECK MAOISTEBLVL DISTRICT.
Constables J. M. Read Elwood.
S. P. Whitf.eld.__ Holland.
Supervisor E. T. Holland Holland, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. V. Fare Holland, R. F. D.
W. F. Daughtrey. Elwood.
G. A. Piland Holland, R. F. D.
CTPBESS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ,
Supervisor F. E. Parker.. _...Cypres8 Chapel.
Overseer of the Poor R. F. Rogers.. Suffolk, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace A. J. Rountree Cypress Chi^l.
E. B. Barren Whaleyville.
T. V. Arthur. Whaleyville, R. F. D.
CHLCKATUCK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. W. C. Moore Chuckatuck.
Overseer of the Poor S. H. SimoBS Suffolk, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace Jno. B. Archer._ Myrtle.
N. T. Gray Suffolk.
C. F. Pinner Chuckatuck.
SLEEPY HOLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable .J. J. S. Branch Deans.
Supervisor. L. A. Dean& Churchland.
Overseer of the Poor _
204 REPORT OF THE
Justices of the Peace E. L. Everett Driver.
M. J. Kilby Churchland.
Board of Health.
Dr. L. L. Eley „ Crittenden.
Dr. A. T. Sheffield Holland.
Dr. C. J. Riddick, Secretary.^ Suffolk.
Nelson County.
Formed in 1807 from Amherst County,
P0PUI.ATI0N.
1790— 1830—11,354 1880—16,536
1800— 1840—12,287 1890—15,336
1810— 9,684 1850—12,758 1900—16,075
1820—10,137 1860—13,015 • 1910—16,821
1870—13,898
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COCBT.
Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, September , and November.
Judge.- Bennett T. Gordon Lovingston.
Clerk E. L. Kidd Lovingston.
Commonwealth's Attorney S. B. Whitehead Lovingston.
Sheriff. W.H.Wheeler Elirington.
Treasurer.. John T. Fitzpatrick Lovingston.
Surveyor S. E. Saunders Roseland.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Ppor Geo. W. Dameron Greenfield.
Superintendent of Schools B. M. Wailes Schuyler.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Lovingston District T. H. McGinnis Shipman.
Massies Mill District W. H. Parrish Roseland.
District Officers.
LOVINGSTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Confetables.-._ C. A. Wood „.Shipman.
J. A. Hudson Tye River.
W. L. Hughes Norwood.
Supervisor W. M. Tunstal Lovingston.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. T. Brent Tye River.
Geo. W. Cabell Shipman.
H. C. Jordaa.. Gladstone.
Pierce Loving. Lovingston.
Geo. W. Peters Gladstone.
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MASSIES MILL MAOISTEBTAL DISTRICT.
Constables E. S. Canrptell Montebello.
D. A. Hughes Massies Mill.
Supervisor. Forest Coffey. Nash.
Overseer of the Poor K. D. Nash._ Nash.
Justices of the Peace J. R. Fitzgerald.^ Nash.
R. S. McNabb Massies Mill.
W. B. Campbell Montebello.
D. A. Bartley. Montebello.
Geo. W. Whitehead Bryant.
BOGKFISH MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constables T. P. Couples. Rockfish.
T. M. Dameron Greenfield.
S. L. Davis Wintergreen.
Supervisor. N. W. Colerrfim...: Nellys Ford.
Overseer oif the Poor L. S. Farrar Rockfish.
Justices of the Peace R. H. Coleman. Faber.
O. H. Fitzpatrick .Adial.
J. D. Hughes Bryant.
A. L. Wray Schuyler.
N. L. Lyon Schuyler.
CM. McClain.- Greenfield.
W. H. Thurmond Faber.
Board of Health.
Dr. Fred N. Horsley, Secretary liOvingston.
Dr. J. C. Everett Nellys Ford.
Dr. W. D. Meeks Massies Mill.
* New Kent County.
* No report received for 1917.
Formed in, 1654 from York County,
POPULATION.
1790—6,239 1830—6,458 1880—5,515
1800—6,363 1840—6,230 1890—5,511
1810—6,478 1850—6,064 1900—4,865
1820—6,630 1860—5,884 1910-4,682
1870-4,381
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
Fourth Tuesday in January^ Marchy May, July, September, and November,
Judge — D. G. Tyler.. Sturgeon Point.
Clerk. , T. N. Harris.. New Kent.
206 REPORT OF THE
Commonwealth's Attorney Manly H. Barnes Providence Forge.
Sheriff. — „ R. C. Apperson, Jr... Tunstalls.
Treasurer.- Geo . E . Fisher. Quinton .
Surveyor O. M. Chandler New Kent C. H.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor Jp.o. G. Smith Tunstalls.
Superintendent of Schools Alvin C. Cooper _ Toano.
Commissioner of Revenue Douglas Christian. Providence Forge.
Distriet Officers
BLACK C[BEKK MAQISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. R. T. Southall Quinton.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace C. C. Tunstall Tunstalls.
ST. PETEB's MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ,.....::.
Supervisor. J. S. Christian, Ch^n Tunstalls.
Overseer of the Poor , :....
Justice of the Peace... Geo. Potts...- Providence Forge.
CU>IBERLAND MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable '..„..^
Supervisor. J. B. Richardson. Providence Forge.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. R. Vaiden New Kent.
R. E. Mountcastle ...Providence Forge.
WEIR CREEK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..
Supervisor J. A. Potts Bar hair sville.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace R. L. Boswell.- .....: Barhamsville.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. R. Parker, Secretary Providence Forge.
Dr. C. L. Bailey Quinton.
Dr. U. H . Johnson Barhamsville.
Norfolk County.
Formed in 1636 as New Norfolk County and in 1637 divided into Upper and
Lotcer Norfolk Counties, Lower Norfolk County divided in 1691 into
Princess Anne and Norfolk Counties,
POPULATION.
1790—14,524 1830—14,992 1880—68,657
1800-12,493 1840—27,592 1890--30,000
1810—13,679 1850—33,036 . 1900-^50,780
1820—15,478 1860—36,227 1910-^,744
1870-46,702
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TEBM8 OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in January, February, March, April, May, June, July, October,
November and December,
Judge C. W. Coleiran Portsmouth.
Clerk.«. AlvabH. Martin Norfolk.
Commonwealth's Attorney... '....A. B. Carney. Norfolk.
Sheriff. L. C. Ferebee South Norfolk.
Treasurer .....: C. J. Duke Portsmouth.
Surveyor. ^ J. R. Kirk Portsmouth.
Coroner. J. W. Abbitt.^ Portsmouth.
Superintendent of the Poor L. M. Sylvester. Portsmouth.
Superintendent of Schools .t-James Burst Norfolk.
Commissioners of Revenue:
First District , C. L. Gibson. Portsmouth.
Second District ^ A. C. Philpotts ?.Portsmouth.
District Officers.
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TANNEB*8 CREEK MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable ^ A. L. Stevens Ocean View.
Supervisor. C. T. Shumadine Norfolk, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor H. G. Eichelberger... Pine Beach.
Justices of the Peace .J. W. Watkins Ocean View.
C. W. Rockafeller^ Norfolk, R. F. D.
R. S. Moling^..: ...Norfolk.
WA8HINOTON MAOISTEBTAL DISTBICT.
Constable E. N. Grimes South Norfolk.
Supervisor. Thomas Black South Norfolk.
Overseer of the Poor Thomas Davis South Norfolk.
Justices of the Peace Geo. L. Hanbury ..South Norfolk.
J. C. Gwynn ^ South Norfolk.
Leonard Stokes Berkley.
Parke L. Poindexter South Norfolk.
BUTTS BOAD MA0I8TEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. D. Miles - Hickory.
Supervisor.. ^ Geo. E. Wood... Hickory.
Overseer of the Poor W. W. Clendenning. St. Brides.
Justices of the Peace J. C. Bailey Fentress.
John H. Scott Northwest.
Alderson Miller Hickory .
PLEASANT OBOVE MA0I8TEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable ....J. E. Creekmore Hickory
Supervisor. : M. L. Nichols ...Hickory
208 REPORT OF THE
Overseer of the Poor H. L. Griffin _ ^...Hickory.
Justices of the Peace K. S. Gammon.^ Hickory.
C. W. Ball Hickory.
B. F. Vaughan.... Wallaceton.
DEEP CBEEK MAGTSTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable A. W. Chappelle Gilmerton.
Supervisor! W. S.Johnson Portsmouth, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor James E. Culpeper Portsmouth, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace W. H. Creekmore Gilmerton.
H. E. Trent « Deep Creek.
W. T. Creekmore Gilmerton.
WESTERN BRAKCH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable A. P. Harrell Portsmouth.
Supervisor. ^...W. H. Rodman, Ch'n Portsmouth.
Overseer of the Poor H. M. Perkins.. _.. Portsmouth.
Justices of the Peace A. C. Davis. West Norfolk.
T. L. Pollard Portsmouth.
Jos. T. Duke... Portsmouth.
Board of Health.
Dr. F. D. Wilson. ...Norfolk.
Dr. J. W. Reid.. Ocean View.
Northampton County.
Formed in 1634 (is Accomac and changed to Northampton in 1842.
POPULATION.
1790—6,889 1830—8,641 1880—9,161
1800-6,763 1840—7,715 1890—10,313
1810—7,474 1850—7,498 1900—13,770
1820—7,705 1860—7,832 1910—16,672
1870—8,046
TEBMS OF CIECUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November*
Judge James H. Fletcher, Jr Accomac.
Clerk Geo. T.Tyson Eastville.
Commonwealth's Attorney .J. E. Nottingham, Jr Franktown.
Sheriff.. Charles M . Lankford. Franktown.
Treasurer..... E. V. Downes.. Capeville.
Surveyor Geo. H. Badger. Franktown.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor Geo. E. Roberts ^.Machipongo.
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 2GQ
Superintendent of Sohools ,E. G. Tankard. Franktown.
Commissioner of Revenue _.Chas. B : Savage. Cape Charies.
Distrkt Officers.
FBANKTOWN MAGISTEBIAIi DISTBICT.
Constable I. S. Ennis.. Wardtown.
Supervisor A. B. Dunton, Ch^n Franktown.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace B. B. Fitchett Franktown.
J. Pitts Westcott. -« Nassawadox.
James H. Ashby Exmore.
EASTVILLE MA6I8TEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..-. S. J. Aires. Machipongo.
Supervisor. F. B. BelL Machipongo.
Overseer of the Poor ^
Justices of the Peace H. L. Upshur Eastville.
• J. S. Jarvin Machipongo.
J. T. Badger. Bird's Nest.
CAFBVILIA MAGISTERIAL mSTUCT.
Constable E. C. Collins Capeville.
Supervisor. „ .,....H. S. Knight. Capeville.
Overseer of the Poor W. A. Copes Cape Charles^
R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace B. F. Toy. Capeville.
W. F. D. Williams Cape Charles.
Chas. C. Read Cheriton.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. L. Nottingham, Secretary. Cape Charles.
Dr. G. Fred Floyd .\ Bridgetown.
Dr. Griffin W. Holland Eastville.
Northumberland County.
Formed in 1648 from York County,
POPULATION.
1790—9,163 1830—7,963 1880— 7,929
1800—7,803 1840-7,924 1890— 7,885
1810—8,308 1850—7,346 1900- 9,846
1820-^,016 1860—7,631 1910—10,777
1870-^,863
210 REPORT OF THE
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in February, April, June, August, October and December.
Judge ^ Jos. W. ChiDn„_ Warsaw.
Clerk. R. S. Brent Heathsville.
Commonwealth's Attorney Asa S. Rice Heathsville.
SherifT.. Lindsey W. Headley Callao.
Treasurer CarrolJ. Rowe. ^.Heathsville.
Surveyor :
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor T. Dunaway Hogan Heathsville.
Superintendent of Schools Frank W. Lewis Morattico.
Commissioner of Revenue J. M. Omohundro Lilian.
District Officers.
LOTTSBCJBO MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. R. E. Booker Lottsburg.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace A. B. Gardner Lewisetta.
EUicott B. Dawson Hyacinth.
HEATHSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Howard A. Gill Avalon.
Overseer of the Poor R. A. Hall- Heathsville.
Justices^of the Peace A. K. Cralle. Heathsville.
Jas. T. Beane Heathsville.
FAIRFIELD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Wm . M. Haynie Fairport .
Supervisor. C. A. Coppedge, Ch*n Lilian.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace T. J. Williams Reedville.
W. D. CockrelL.-.-./ Blackwells.
WICOMICO MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.^
Supervisor. Willie C. Blackwell Remo.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace T. W. Christopher Wicomico Church.
E. Brown. Browns Store.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. E. Booker, Secretary Lottsburg
Dr. J. A. Rice ^ Heathsville.
Dr. L. E. Cockrell Reedsville.
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Nottoway County.
Formed in 1T88 from Amelia County.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830—10,130 1880—11,156
1800—9,401 1840— 9,719 1890—11,582
1810—9,278 1850— 8,437 1900—12,366
1820—9,658 1860— 8,836 1910—13,462
1870— 9,291
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Monday in March, June, September and December,
Judge Robert G. Southall Amelia.
Clerk._ C. F. Deane.. Nottoway.
Conunonwealth's Attorney H. E. Lee Crewe.
Sheriff. — R. L. Sullivan Blackstpne.
Treasurer. F. L. Overton Blackstone.
Surveyor
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor J. W. Dupriest Blackstone.
Superintendent of Schools W. R. Wrigglesworth Blackstone.
Commissioners of Revenue R. D. Maben. ^. Blackstone.
J. L. Vaughan.-.™ Crewe.
District Officers.
BELLEFONTE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..... :
Supervisor...'. A. C, Beville .-. Wellville.
Overseer of the Poor W. I. Jones Blackstone.
Justices of the Peace W. R. Jones... Blackstone.
F. L. Tingley Wellville.
BLENDON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor , J. A. Hardy Blackstone.
Overseer of the Poor G. W. Leath Crewe.
Justice of the Peace J. A. Walker Blackstone.
WINNINGHAM MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable T. T. Sydnor Crewe.
Supervisor R. M. Williams Crewe.
Overseer of the Poor Peter Leneave Crewe.
Justices of the Peace W. H. Verser. Crewe, R. F. D.
A. B. Jennings Crewe.
C. W. Kincheloe Crewe.
212 REPORT OF THE
HAYTOKAH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J^ W. Walker Burkeville.
Supervisor.^ W. P. Bostick. Burkeville.
Overseer of the Poor J. H. Fowlkes.^ Jennings Ordinary.
Justices of the Peace M. A. Bedford Burkeville.
O. S. Cabaniss Burkeville.
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Board ot Heallh.
Dr. H. C. Smith Crewe.
Dr. John H. Young.... Burkeville.
Dr. Arthur Hooks, Secretary Blackstone.
Orange Coiinty.
Fortned in 17^ from Spotsylvania County.
POPULATION.
1790— 9,296 1830—14,637 1880—13,062
1800—11,449 1840- 9,125 1890—12,814
1810—12,323 1850—10,067 1900—12,571
1820—12,913 1860—10,851 1910—13,486
1870--10,396
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
Fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November.
Judge.. John Rutherfoord Richmond.
Clerk.- C. W. Woolfolk Orange.
Commonwealth's Attorney Alex T. Browning Orange.
Sheriff.-..- W.C.Bond. Orange.
Treasurer... O . B . Watson Orange.
Surveyor. ^ Keesee Brooking. Somerset.
Coroner. — Dr. Lewis HoUaday.- Orange.
Superintendent of the Poor W. V. Bowers Orange.
Superintendent of Schools Chas. P. Cowherd...- Gordonsville.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 V. C. Brooking Orange.
District No. 2 J. W. Dulin Mine Run.
District Officers.
BARBOUB MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. N. Graves.- Somerset.
Supervisor. W. G. Buckner.- Somerset.
Overseer of the Poor W. R. Graves. Eheart.
Justices of the Peace L. A. Eheart Eheart.
R. O. Eddins. Somerset.
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MADISON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable...
Supervisor. H. E. Sanford, Ch?n Madison Run.
Overseer of the Poor A. V. Houseworth Orange.
Justices of the Peace F. B. Perry Orange.
T. W. Ross Gordonsville.
Jas. E. Bibb Gordonsville.
TATLOB MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. L. Hughes... Rhodesville.
Supervisor .■. R. S. Ellis Thorn Hill.
Overseer of the Poor Robt. G. Downer Daniels.
Justices of the Peace R. B. Roberts Daniels.
W. P. Sanders Nasons.
R. E. Graves Thorn Hill.
GORDON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. T. Herlock Roach Road.
Supervisor.. T. K. Row Mine Run.
Overseer of the Poor J. D. Quann... Burr Hill.
Justices of the Peace J. S. Ashroore Roach Road.
W. H. Bowler.« Locust Grove.
A. B. Morris. Burr Hill.
Board of Health.
Dr. Lewis HoUaday, Secretary Orange.
Dr. J. T. Walker Barboursville.
Page County.
Formed in 1831 from Rockingham and Shenandoah Counties,
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880— 9,965
1800— 1840—6,194 1890—13,092
1810— 1850—7,600 1900—13,794
1820— 1860-^8,109 1910—14,147
1870--8,462
TEBMS OF CIBCUrr COUBT.
Third Monday in February ^ Aprils June^ August y October and December,
Judge.. T. N. Haas Harrisonburg.
Clerk. Floyd W. Weaver Luray.
Commonwealth's Attorney William F. Keyser Luray.
Sheriff. N. T. Sedgwick Luray.
214 REPORT OF THE
Treasurer Frederick T. Amiss Luray.
Surveyor. I. S. Coirer Luray.
Coroner. Dr. Virgil Hammer Luray.
Superintendent of the Poor William H. Rodgers Stanley.
Superintendent of Schools John H. Bootcn. Luray.
Commissioner of Revenue F. S. Kibler Stanley.
District Officers.
SHENANDOAH IBON WOBKS MA0I8TEBIAL DliSTBlCT.
Constable
Supervisor. Geo. W. Strole of *'S" Stanley.
Overseer of the Poor J. C. Roudabush Grove Hill.
Justices of the Peace..... H. C. Bickers Shenandoah,
J. W. Meadows Shenandoah.
R. D. Dovel Stanley.
MABKSVILLE DISTBICT.
Constable B. B. Weast Stanley.
Supervisor. L. V. Kite Stanley.
Overseer of the Poor M. D. Aleshire Luray.
Justices of the Peace J. H. Cave Stanley.
I. H. Cave- Stanley.
G. H. Foltz Stanley.
LUBAY MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. L. M. Frank Luray.
Overseer of the Poor J. G. Foster Luray.
Justices of the Peace C. T. Holtzman. Luray.
J. A. Hammer Luray.
W. A. Richard Luray.
SPBIN6F1ELD MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable :
Supervisor. D. C. Buracker Luray.
Overseer of the Poor I. H. Gochenour Rilejrville.
Justices of the Peace Oscar Hammer.^ Luray.
H. J. Good Rileyville.
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Board of Jlealth.
Dr. Virgil Hammer Luray.
Dr. W. A. Koontz. Grove Hill.
Dr. J. B. Brumback. Luray.
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* Patrick County.
Formed in 1791 from Hemry County.
POPULATION.
1790- 1830— 7,395 1880—12,833
1800-4,331 1840— 8,032 1890—14,147
1810-4,695 1850— 9,609 1900—15,403
1820—5,098 1860— 9,359 1910—17,195
1870—10,161
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in Marchj June, September and December.
Judge — E. J. Harvey Stuart.
Clerk._ J. S.Taylor. Stuart.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. E. Woolwine Stuart.
Sheriff.. J. W. Staples Stuart.
Treasurer. H. M. Moir. Stuart.
Surveyor. J. H. Dillon.. Stuart.
Coroner. L. C. Dickersoa Stuart.
Superintendent of the Poor W. T. Fulcher. Stuart.
Superintendent of Schools J. F. Reynolds Stuart.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Mayo River District L. 1. Gilbert Stuart.
Dan River District C. O. Hanby Stuart.
Smith River District W. R. Pilson Buffalo Ridge.
District Officers.
MAYO BIVEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constables S. H. West. Staurt.
B. P. Phillips Stuart.
Supervisor. J. H . Tuder.. Critz .
Overseer of the Poor R. L. Tilley Shuff.
Justices of the Peace W. R. Gunter Stuart.
R. M. Wood Shuff.
J. T. Smith Stuart.
DAN BIVEB MAOISllSBIAL DISTRICT.
Constables. W. R. Powell Claudville.
H. C. Light._ Stuart.
Supervisor R. A. Arrington.. Claudville.
Overseer of the Poor D. L. Branch Stuart.
Justices of the Peace W. R. Burge Claudville.
J. W. Weatherman Carters Hill.
Thos. S. Terry. Mayberry.
• No report received for 1917.
216
REPORT OF THE
SMITH BIVEB MAGIST£SIAL DISTBICT.
Constables.- - J. F. Morrison. Stuart.
J. A. Cochraa Woolwine.
Supervisor J. B. Connor Buffalo Ridge.
Overseer of the Poor W. L. Bouldin Elamsville.
Justices of the Peace W. M. Underwood Woolwine.
S. J. Pilson Stuart.
F. H. Helm Meadows of Dan.
Board of Health.
Dr. A. C. Lancaster.. Fayerdale.
Dr. R. S. Martin, Secretary Stuart.
Dr. W. C. Akers Stuart.
Pittsylyania County.
Formed in 1767 from Halifax County.
1790—11,579
1800—12,697
1810—17,172
1820—21,323
POPULATION.
1830—26,034
1840—26,398
1850—28,796
1860—32,104
1870—31,343
1880—52,529
1890—50,941
1900-46,894
1910—50,709
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in Januaryy Marchf May, Julyj September^ and November,
Judge - E. J. Harvey Stuart.
Clerk. S. S. Hurt Chatham.
Commonwealth's Attorney Hughes Dillard Chatham.
Sheriff. .J. A. Hodnett Chatham.
Treasurer.. Thomas J. Coles Chatham.
Surveyor D. T. Williams Chatham.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor George A. Nuckols Chatham, R. F. D.
Superintendent of Schools O. P. Ramsey._ Chatham.
Commissioners of Revenue:
First District James H. Oakes Cascade, R. F. D.
Second District G. W. Gammon Chatham.
Third District T. C. Bennett Ringgold.
Fourth District A. L. Witcher Gretna.
District Officers.
BANNISTER MAGISTKBIAL DISTRICT*
Constable R. M. Lewis, Jr .Java, R. F. D.
Supervisor Samuel W. Atkinson. Java, R. F. D.
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Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace Jno. A. Smith Java, R. F. D.
John L. Singleton Java, R. F. D.
CAIXANDS MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. C. Austin. Callands.
Supervisor. ...* S. R. Blair Callands.
Overseer of the Poor J. D. Turner Callands.
Justices of the Peace H. D. Duiin.™ Callands.
B. P. Gilbert... Chatham, R. F. D.
Geo. D. Davis Mureville.
CHATHAM M.^GISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
•Constables.- W. E. Tarpley Chatham.
E. F. Bryant. Dry Fork.
Supervisor G. W. East Chatham.
Overseer of the Poor J. B. Mitchell. Chatham.
Justices of the Peace .....James W. Collie Chatham.
Jno. D. Coleman Chatham.
C. A. Hogan. Gretna.
A. H. Cox Dry Fork.
DAN BIVER MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable :..E. L. Strickland Keeling.
Supervisor S. S. Chaney..- Sutherlin, Va., R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor ;...
Justices of the Peace J. M. M. Cole... Keeling.
C. F. Lcvelace. Witt, R. F. D.
Jno. W. Easley Ringgold.
PIGG BIVEB MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. R. Amos Toshes.
Supervisor A. C. Hedrick Toshes.
Overseer of the Poor G. W. Linthicum Whittles Depot.
Justices of the Peace Wm. H. Davis Sandy Level.
D. T. Rover Toshes.
W. D. Hedrick. Sandy Level.
STAUNTON BIVEB M.\GI8TEBIAL DISTBICT.
'Constable W. N. Favis Hurt.
Supervisor. C. A. Thompson Long Island.
Overseer of the Poor T. J. Mays Sycamore.
Justices of the Peace.l John L. Hurt Hurt.
E. D. Worsham Level Run.
L. T. Jacobs Hurt, R. F. D.
218 REPORT OF THE
TUN STALL MAGISTERL^L DISTRICT.
Constables..-.- S. L. Caldwell Danville.
H. B. De Hart Cascade.
J. W. Burton, Jr ;. Cascade.
W. A. Thomas Danville, R. F. D.
Supervisor 1..E. T. Mooref eld Danville, R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor Jno. T. Wells Whitmell.
Justices of the Peace S. B. Paley._ Danvillis, R. F. D. 7.
R. S. Fitts..- Schoolfield.
B. W. Dodsoa Bachelors Hall.
W. C. Witcher Danville, R. F. D. 2.
J. C. Davis Cascade.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. M. Shelton..... i Keeling.
Dr. R. T. Ramsey Elba.
Dr. C. D. Bennett, Secretary , Chatham.
Powhatan County.
Formed in 1777 from Cumberland County.
POPULATION.
1790—6,822 1830—8,517 1880—7,817
1800—7,779 1840-7,924 1890—6,791
1810-^,073 1850—8,178 1900—6,824
1820—8,292 1860—8,392 1910—6,909
1870—7,817
TEBMS OF CIECTJIT COUBT.
Tuesday after fourth Monday in February ^ May, July and October^
Judge R. G. Southall Amelia C. H.
Clerk-_„ James A. Tillman Powhatan.
Commonwealth's Attorney Milton P. Bonifant Powhatan.
Sheriff....- E. A. Baugh Belona.
Treasurer. _ M. F. Swann.- Michaux.
Suvreyor. _ W. A. Brown. Clayville.
Coroner. E. L. Tompkins Fine Creek Mills.
Superintendent of the Poor
Superintendent of Schools J. W. Reynolds.- Powhatan.
Commissioner of Revenue H. W. Goode Powhatan.
HUGENOT MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables J. L. Reed Clajrville.
M. P. Nichols Lilbum.
Supervisor E. L. Tompkins Fine Creek Mills.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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Overseer of the Poor J. B. Winfree Clayville.
Justices of the Peace F. C. NichoUs Lilbum.
J. E. Harris.. Moseleys Junction.
F. J. Rudd Clayville.
J. B. Winfree Clayville.
SPENCEB MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable... H. H. NichoUs Powhatan.
Supervisor R. D. Tucker, CA*«..-_ Powhatan.
Overseer of the Poor J. M. Webb. ....: Clayville.
Justices of the Peace J. T. Crump ^ Powhatan.
W. T. Michaux. Michaux.
C. M. Fariss Powhatan.
MACON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable T. H. Gills Tobaccoville.
Supervisor W. T. Rudd Belona.
Overseer of the Poor Fred D. Drew Rock Castle.
Justices of the Peace A. T. Taylor Reck Castle.
A. A. Rudd Belona.
Geo. W. Coleman Ballsville.
Board of Health.
Dr. E. L. Tompkins, Secretary Fine Creek Mills.
Dr. J. S. Henning ^ Jeflferson.
Dr. J. E. Tilman Provost.
Prince Edward County.
Formed in 1753 from Amelia County,
1790— 8,100
1800—10,961
1810—12,409
1820—12,577
POPULATION.
1830—14,107
1840—14,069
1850—11,857
1860—11,844
1870—12,044
1880—14,668
1890—14,694
1900—15,045
1910—14,266
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Tuesday after third Monday in January, May, July, September, and November^
Judge George J. Hundley Farmville.
Clerk Horace Adan^s Farmville.
Commonwealth's Attorney A. D. Watkinff. Farmville.
Sheriff. T. H. Bruce Rice.
Treasurer. S. W. Watkins Farmville.
Surveyor J. W. Overton Farmville.
220 REPORT OF THE
Coroner J. R. Soencer Farmville.
Superintendent of the Poor F. C. Wilson Farmville.
Superintendent of Schools P. Tulane Atkins m Hampden Sidney.
Commissioner of Revenue E. L. Dapay.. Worsham.
District Officers.
BUFFALO MA0I8TEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor R. W. Fuqua Prospect.
Overseer of the Poor J\. A. Davis.™ Prospect.
Justices of the Peace..j T^heo. Carter .Darlington Heights.
J. B. Elam Pamplin City.
J. H. Whitehead Darlington Heights.
J. S. MoDre Prospect.
HAMPTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor W. A. McCraw Darlington Heights.
Overseer of the Poor E. S. Rucker Darlington Heights.
Justices of the Peace B. A. Rodgers Hampden Sidney.
J. M. Carter Darlington Heights.
FARMVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.-
Supervisor N. B. Davidson Farmville.
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Burger..... Farmville. i
Justices of the Peace F. H. Davis Farmville. ,
E. W. Wall Farmville.
LEIGH MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor.. F. H. Kauflfman Meherrin.
Overseer of the Poor ..G. W. Palmer. Green Bay.
Justices of the Peace J. E. Figg. Meherrin.
C. J. Shelburne Green Bay.
T. Y. Price Green Bay.
LOCKETT MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. M. Mottley.» Rice.
Supervisor. Jas. T. Clark Farmville.
Overseer of the Poor J. S. Bradshaw. Rice.
Justices of the Peace W. D. Mason Rice.
B. J. Olgers Rice.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. D. Terry, Secretary. Rice Depot.
Dr. W. E. Andersoa Farmville.
Dr. Jos. F. Alsop._ Prospect.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 221
Prince George County.
Farme4 in '1702 from Chariea City County,
POPtJLATION.
1790-S,173 1830—6,367 1880—10,054
1800—7,426 1840—7,176 1890— 7,872
1810--8,060 1860—7^696 190O- 7,762
1820—8,030 1860—8,411 1910—7,848
1870—7,820
TEBMS OF CIKCUIT COUBT.
Third Tuesday in January, May, November, and July sixth.
Judge Jeese F . WesV- „. Waverly .
Clerk-- W. D. Temple Prince George.
Commonwealth's Attorney ..^....Timothy Rives. Petersburg, R. F. D. 2.
Sheriff.- W. E. Boisseau. . - Prince George.
Treasurer.^ _ Thomas Temple.. Disputanta.
Surveyor. ......P. P. Battle Prince George.
Coroner James H. Hargrave Prince George.
Superintendent of the Poor F. A. Eppe. Disputanta.
Superintendent of Schools A. B. Bristow.. Hopewell.
Commissioner of Revenue R. C. Barrow Disputanta.
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District Officers.
TEMPLSTON MAeZSTJCBIAL DISTBICT. .
Constable A. J. Tyrus Disputanta.
Supervisor.. W. B. Daniel, Ch'n. Disputanta.
Overseer of the Poor L. B. Raines Petersburg, R. F. D. 2.
Justices of the Peace J. H. Birdsong Petersburg, R. F. D. 2.
G. S. Creasy.. Carson.
Currie C. Daniel Carson.
BIVES MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable... John R. Wood Petersburg, R. F. D. 2,
Supervisor. Jos. Wagner....... New Bohemia.
Overseer of the Poor William T. Baxter. Petersburg, R. F. D. 2.
Justice of the Peace J. W. Rodgers Petersburg, R. F. D. 2.
BLAND MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constables^ J. J. Temple Prince George.
Louis Romano Prince George.
E.A. Blick Prince George.
Supervisor. Jas. S. Gilliam City Point.
Overseer of the Poor R. E. Wiseman Prince George.
222 REPORT OF THE
Justices of the Peace F. H. Brittain Prince Gteorge.
A. F. Wiseman Prince George.
J. E. Cousins -....../...-...Prince Greorge.
N. R. Batte City Point.
Lawrence Perry.. Hopewell.
Geo. A. Armistead City Point.
liJ.ACKWATEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
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Supervisor. Chas. H. Marks. .- Prince George.
Overseer of the Poor Winfield Williams Prince Greorge.
Justices of the Peace W. O. Perkins. - Prince Greorge.
J. H. Hatch — Disputanta.
DBANDON M-«QISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable j..... S. D. Baird Disputanta.
Supervisor George R. Hatch...-- Blairs.
Overseer of the Poor William Hill Disputanta, R. F. D. 5.
Justice of the Peace.
Board of Health.
Dr. F. A. Ward, Secretary Disputanta.
Dr. William B. Daniel—., J)isputanta.
Dr. Jas. H. Hargrave City Point.
* Princess Anne County.
Formed in 1691 from Lower Norfolk County,
POPULATION.
1790—7,793 1830—9,102 1880— 9,394
1800—8,859 1840—7,285 1890— 9,510
1810—9,498 1850—7,669 1900—11,192
1820—8,768 1860—7,714 1910—12,526
1870—8,273
TEBMS OF CIECUIT COURT.
Third Monday in January^ March, May^ July, September, and October.
Judge — B. D. White Lynnhaven, R. F. D.
Clerk._ Emerson Land Princess Anne .
Commonwealth's Attorney Edwin J. Sirith Norfolk. *
Sheriff. ._ W. J. Litchfield.- Princess Anne.
Treasurer.^ James E. Old Lynnhaven.
Surveyor. Joshua G. Moore Princess Anne,
R. F. D. 1.
• No report received for 1917.
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 223
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor Emerson Leggett London Bridge, R. F. D.
Superintendent of Schools Oswold B. Mears.. Norfolk, R. F. D. 2.
Commissioner of Revenue F. A. M. Burroughs Sigma.
District Officers.
KEMPVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. John C. Wood.> Norfolk, R. F. D. 4.
Overseer of the Poor W. F. Wilbur. Princess Anne.
Justices of the Peace J. H. Ohlinger Lynnhaven.
C. H. Fentress Lynnhaven, R. F. D.
A. T. Herbert.. Norfolk, R. F. D. 2.
SEABOABD MAGISTEfilAL DISTBICT.
Constable A. Wade.~ Lynnhaven.
Supervisor. R. L. Smith Lynnhaven.
Overseer of the Poor Walter T. James Princess Anne.
Justices of the Peace W. R. Payne._ Lynnhaven.
Alonzo Lee Princess Anne.
E. V. Gresham^>« Oceana.
PUNGO MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable O. A. Batten Back Bay.
Supervisor. D. S. Dawley Princess Anne, R. 1.
Overseer of the Poor W. W. Bowen Munden.
Justices of the Peace V. A. Etheridge,.... Back Bay.
C. A. Mendenhall ....Hickory, R. F. D.
C. C. Gomto._ Back Bay.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. E. Whitehead, Secretary Norfolk.
Dr. N. A. Nicholson. Creeds.
T. L. Brook. Oceana.
Prince WUliam County.
Formed in 1730 from Staffoi'd and King George Counties,
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POPULATION.
1790—11,615 1830-^,330 1880— 9,180
1800—12,733 1840--8,144 1890— 9,805
1810—11,311 1850--8,129 1900—11,112
1820- 9,419 1860—8,565 1910—12,026
.1870—7,504
224 REPORT OF THE
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December,
Judge.. — J. B. T. Thornton. Maiiassas.
Clerk. — J. E. Herrell Manassas.
Commonwealth's Attorney Thos. H. Lion. Manassas.
Sheriff.... Chas. A. Barbee Manassas.
Treasurer. J. P. Leaclunan Manassas.
Surveyor Charles B. Allen Gainesville.
Coroner. J. C. MereditL Manassas.
Superintendent of the Poor Jno. J, Carter Independent Hill.
Superintendent of Schools Charles R. McDonald Gainesville.
Commissioners of Revenue:)
First District W. S. Runaldue Manassas.
Second District , Saml. T. ComwelL Agnewville.
District Oftcers.
MANASSAS MAQISTBBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Edgar M. Cornwell Manassas.
Supervisor. J. J. Conner.... Manassas.
Overseer of the Poor W. A. Evans Manassas.
Justices of the Peace J. S. Evans Manassas.
G. W. Nutt. Manassas.
J. L. Moser. Manassas.
GAINESVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.- -.
Supervisor... O. C. Hutchinson. Haymarket.
Overseer of the Poor R. B. Gossom Waterfall.
Justices of the Peace T. E. Gamett.- Haymarket.
T. S. Meredith Gainesville.
DUMPHRIES MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor Jas. T. Syncox, Ch'n Dumfries.
Overseer of the Poor M. J. Keys Dumfries.
Justices of the Peace William Crow..- Joplin.
James W. Keys Cherry Hill.
R. E. Lunsford.- Dumfries.
COLES MAGISI'ERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ._ , M. M. Russell...... Manassas.
Supervisor... T. M. Russell Manassas, R, P.
Overseer of the Poor C. M. Copen. Independent Hill.
Justices of the Peace J. S. Storke — Kopp.
J. M. Ellicott Kopp.
W. S . Smith. Kopp.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 225
BBENTVILUB MAGLSTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..- W. H. Swank.. Nokesville.
Supervisor.. .J. P. Kerlin Nokesville.
Overseer of the Poor R. A. Cooper Bristow.
Justices of the Peace M. B. Washington... Nokesville, R. F. D.
Jas. R. Wright Bristow.
Wm. May.. Nokesville.
OCCOQUAN MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable Edward Hamille Occoquan.
Supervisor. J. L. Dawson Woodbridge.
Overseer of the Poor E. P. Davis Hoadley.
Justices of the Peace E. Z. Sanborn.. Occoquan.
E. S. Brockett Occoquan.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. M. Lewis, Secretary Manassas.
Dr. F. W. Hombaker._. Occoquan.
Dr. W. C. Payne.. Gainesville.
Pulaski County.
Formed in 1839 /r^m Montgomery and Wythe Counties,
POPIILATION.
1790- 1830— 1880-8,755
1800— 1840-3,739 1890—12,790
1810— 1850-5,118 1900—14,609
1820— 1860—5,416 1910—17,246
1870—6,638
TERMS OF CIBCUIT COUST.
Third Monday in February, first Monday in May and September^ second
Monday in November,
Judge A. A. Campbell Wytheville.
Clerk. Jesse N. Bosang. Pulaski.
Commonwealth's Attorney F. W. Morton.. Pulaski.
Sheriflf. C. E. Bones Pulaski.
Treasurer.. .^ J. F. Wysor. Pulaski.
Surveyor.
Coroner. Dr. C. E. Dyer. Pulaski.
Superintendent of the Poor Ira A. Hall Dublin.
Superintendent of Schools E. L. Darst. Dublin.
Commissioner of Revenue W. R. Crockett Draper, R. F. D.
226 REPORT OF THE
District Officers.
NEWBEBN MAGI8TEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable :.
Supervisor.^ J. M. Chumbley Draper.
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Roop...-~ Newbem.
Justices of the Peace R. H. Alexander Newbem.
M. B. Clark Delton.
H. C. Vaughan..- Newbem.
DUBLIN MAOISTESIAL DISTKICT.
Constable ^
Supervisor. C. W. Harman Dublin.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace D. C. Graham Dublin.
J. M. Brown Belspring.
J. H. Haley New River.
HIAWASSEE MAG18TEBIAL DISTAICT.
Constable J. E. Lester... Hiawassee.
Supervisor. A. B. Smith Snowville.
Overseer of the Poor H. T. Turpin Hiawassee.
Justices <rf the Peace C. L. Hurst Hiawassee.
J. F. Rakes Hiawassee.
R. B. Akers Snowville.
'^tTLASKI MAOISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor K. E. Harman, Ch^n Pulaski.
■Overseer of the Poor N. H. Hurd. Pulaski.
■Justices of the Peace .J. M. Holmes Pulaski.
S. M. Lyon Pulaski.
G. A. Morehead Pulaski.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. E. Dyer, Secretary Pulaski.
Dr. E. L. Sutherland. _.Dublm.
^Rappahannock County.
*No report received tor 1917.
Formed in 1831 from Culpeper County,
POPtTLATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—9,291
1800— 1840-9,259 1890--8,678
1810— 1850-^,782 1900--8,843
1820— 1860—8,850 1910—8,044
1870—8,261
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 227
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Second Monday in January, March, May, July, September, qnd 'November,
Judge E. S. Turner Warrenton.
Clerk. W. C. Armstrong. Washington.
Commonwealth's Attorney
Sheriff. . .^ H. J. Miller.., Washington.
Treasurer...^ B. J. Wood Washington.
Surveyor J. E. Sutpin..._ Flint Hill.
Coroner._ .:..._ :
Superintendent of the Poor Randolph J^ikins Sperryville.
Superintendent of Schools H. D. Hite Front Royal.
Commissioner of Revenue Clarence J. Miller. Washington.
District QHkerB.
WAKSFaXD MA«tZ6TlSBlAL BiSTBICT.
Constable Warren Eastham Flint Hill.
Supervisor F. D. Eastham.. Flint Hi,ll.
Overseer of the Poor R. H. Ricketts Flint Hill.
Justice of the Peace J. P. Baggarly Flint Hill.
HAMPTON MA0I6TEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable James L. Oden. Washington.
Supervisor. John J. Miller Washington.
Overseer of the Poor B. T. Partlow...- Washington.
Justices of the Peace ....John A. Compton Washington.
R. M. Harris Washington.
JACKSON MAGISTEKIAL DISTKICT.
Constable R. S. Parish Amksville.
Supervisor. J. C. Cropp..... Amissville.
Overseer of the Poor J. Hunton Wood Laurel Mills.
Justices of the Peace W. M. Browning Castleton.
John A. Walter. Amissville.
STpNEWALI< MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor W. S. Mason, Ch'n Woodville.
Overseer of the Poor A. T. Botts Woodville.
Justices of the Peace Thomas R. Bywaters Scrabble.
John H. Johnson - Woodville.
PIEDMONT MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable.. ^ A. N. Johnson. Sperryville.
Supervisor. J. B. Martin Sperr3rville.
Overseer of the Poor W. P. Hamrich Sperr3rville.
Justices <rf the Peace R. Lee Taylor ,-Sperryville.
C. W. Coates Sperryville.
228 REPORT OF THE
HAWTHORNE MAGI8TEBIAL DI8TBICT.
Constable f. W. F. Hume..: Hawlin.
Supervisor H. A. Brown Hawlin.
Overseer of the Poor W. O. Finks..^ Peola Mills.
Jiistices of the Peace Geo. W. Hawkins Slate Mills.
W. D. Henry.- Woodville.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. G. Brown, Secretary Woodville.
Dr. E. W. Brown. Washington.
Dr. J. W. Humphries- Viewtown.
Richmond County.
Formed in 1692 t^om Rappahannock County,
POPUIiATION.
1790— 6,985 1830—6,066 1880-7,196
1800—13,743 1840—6,966 1890—7,146
1810— 6,214 1850—6,448 1900—7,088
1820— 6,706 1860-6,856 1910—7,415
1870-^,503
TKBMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and "November,
Judge Jos. W. Chinn, Jr. Warsaw.
Clerk.- .J. B. Rains Warsaw.
Commonwealth's Attorney A. N. Wellford- Warsaw.
Sheriff. Jno. R. Connellee Warsaw.
Treasurer R. B. Omohundro Farmers Fork.
Surveyor.-
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor W. S. Webb... Lyells.
Superintendent of Schools Blake T. Newton Hagfue.
Commissioner of Revenue Thomas N. Oldham Famham.
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District Officers.
STONEWALL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable C. M. Scates — Newland.
Supervisor J. Hampton Hare.- Newland.
Overseer of the Poor W. T. Reamy Havelock.
Justices of the Peace J. F. Weaver Havelock.
John R . Campbell Newland.
L. B. Balderson.- Newland.
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MABSHALL MAOISTEKIAL DISTRICT.
Constable.-
Supervisor. W. J. Delano.- Warsaw.
Overseer of the Poor S. H. Sanders Warsaw.
Justices of the Peace J. A. Belfield Farmers- Fork.
W. M. Muir Warsaw.
WASHINGTON MAGISTEBIAL DI8TBICT.
Constable R. B . Davenport Farnham.
Supervisor.^ F. W. Motley, Ch*n Sharps.
Overseer of the Poor A. C. Northern Emmerton.
Justices of the Peace R. E. Sanford. Haynesville.
F. C. Mullen.- Sharps.
A. J. Headley.- Village.
FABNHAM MAGISTEBIAL DISTBTCT.
Constable
Supervisor.- M. C. Lewis Farnham.
Overseer of the Poor Hiram L. Lewis.. Farnham.
Justices of the Peace C. W. Pinkard .'Raineswood.
Greo. T. Johnson. Simonson.
J. R. Lewis Farnham.
Board of Health.
Dr. H. L. Segar, Secretary Warsaw.
Dr. R. O. Lyell .* Warsaw.
Dr. A. C. Fisher Emmerton.
Roanoke County.
Formed in 1838 frotti Botetourt County.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—13,105
1800— 1840—5,499 1890-30,101
1810— 1850—8,447 1900—15,837
1820— 1860—8,048 1910—19,623
1870-9,350
TEBMB OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First day of January ^ April, June, September, and November.
Judge.^ W. W. Moffet Roanoke.
Clerk.^- Charles D. Denit Salem.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. T. Hubard.- Salem.
Sheriff. C. L. Hatcher. Salem.
230 REPORT OF THE
Treasurer — George M. Muse Vinton.
Surveyor B . E. Magee Salem.
Coroner. W. P. Norris... Salem.
Superintendent of the Poor William E. Medley. Salem, R. F. D. 1.
Superintendent of Schools. JR. E. Cook Salem.
Commissioners of Revenue:
First District. W. A. Francis Salem.
Second District L. L. Greenwood. Cave Springs.
District Officers.
SALEM MAGI.BTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. E. Bradley Salem.
Supervisor. B. W. Logan, Ch'n Salem, R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor J. H . Phlegar Salem.
Justices of the Peace J. H. Camper Salem.
L. B. Allen Salem.
J. D. Smith.- Salem.
CATAWBA MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor C. E. Thongs Catawba.
Overseer of the Poor Joel P. Grisso Catawba.
Justices of the Peace J. B. R. Cameron Catawba.
A. Lambert Martin. Catawba.
S. S. Beard Bradshaw.
BIG LICK MAGISTERIAL lilSTRlCT.
Constable G. W. C. Bandy Roanoke, R. F. D. 5.
Supervisor W. G. Wood Roanoke, R. F. D. 1.
Overseer of the Poor
Justice of the Peace O. L. Gee Roanoke, R. F. D.
CAVE SPRINGS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables B. C. Harmon. Poages Mill.
A. B. Lockett Roanoke, R. F. D.
Supervisor. C. W. Bowles Roanoke, R..F. D.
Overseer of the Poor A. J. Phelps Roanoke, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace B. F. Terry.^ Roanoke.
W. H. F. Richardson. Roanoke, R. F. D. 5.
H. M. Henderson. Poages Mill.
F. M. Willett Bent Mountain.
Board of Health.
Dr. R. H. Garthright Vinton.
Dr. S.J. Conduff. Roanoke.
Dr. G. A. L. Kolmer Salem.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 231
Rockbridge County.
Formed in 1778 from Augusta and Botetourt Counties.
POPULAllON.
1790— 6,548 1830—14,244 1880—20,003
1800— 8,945 1840-14,284 1890—23,062
1810—10,318 1850—16,045 1900—21,799
1820—11,945 1860—17,248 1910—21,171
1870—16,058
TEBMS OF CIBCTJIT COITBT.
First Monday in February j May, September, and ^November.
Judge Henry H. Holt._ Staunton.
Clerk._ A. T. Shields Lexington.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. R. Ruff. Lexington.
Sheriff™ ._ R. L. Morrison. ._ Murat.
Treasurer S. R. Moore Lexington.
Surveyor. W. W. Dimlap. Lexington, R. F. D.
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor W. L. McGufl5n Lexington,
R. F. D. 5.
Superintendent of Schools.. E. K. Paxton Buena Vista,
R. F. D. 2.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Lexington District T. M. Wade Lexington.
Natural Bridge District Will O. Harris. Natural Bridge.
Buffalo District..- .Jno. N. Hotinger... Murat.
Kerr's Creek District H. T. Kirkpatriek Lexington, R. F. D.
Walker's Creek District. D. H. East Lexington,
R. F. D. 1.
South River District H. Arthur Ott Fairfield.
District Officers..
LEXINGTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. P. Wielsh. Lexington.
Supervisor J. H . Whitmore.„ Lexington.
Overseer of the Poor E. A. Quisenberry Lexington.
Justices of the Peace W. F. Pierson..... _> Lexington.
J. F. Tolley East Lexington.
W. C. Fix. Lexington.
NATURAL BRIDSB MAG£8TBBIA£ DISTRICT.
Constable .^.J. C. Thompson. Natural* Bridge Station^
Supervisor W. W. Whitmore Natural Bridge.
Overseer of the Poor.^ J. W. Wilson... Fancy Hill.
232 REPORT OF THE
Justices of the Peace T. A. Thornhill Glasgow, R. F. D.
W. B. Logwood Natural Bridge.
W. B. Poindexter Greenlee.
BUFFALO MAGISTEBIAL DISTEICT. ^ ,
Constable _...C. L. Knick Collierstown.
Supervisor J. L. Haffilton Collierstown.
Overseer of the Poor C. L. Reid ..Collierstown.
Justices of the Peace W. C. Murray Collierstown.
H. D. Nicely Collierstown.
Ed. C. Cumrcings Collierstown.
kerb's creek magisterial district.
Constable Lucian A. Vest Kerr's Creek.
Supervisor J. O. Greever Lexington, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor. F. H. Wilhelm Kerr's Creek.
Justices of the Peace J. A. Conner Rockbridge Bath.
O. M. Talley Kerr's Creek.
T. W. Wilhelm Kerr's Creek.
walker's creek MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constables H . E . Bolen Lexington,
« R. F. D. 5.
H. S. Roadcap Goshen.
Supervisor D. L. Ward Timber Ridge.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Culton Brownsburg.
Justices of the Peace E. L. Jones Goshen.
D. E. Shaw- Lexington, R. F. D.
F. B. Rees Brownsburg.
J. W. Bell Goshen.
Wm. M. Wade ..Brownsburg.
SOUTH EIVEB MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. J. CampbiBll Buena Vista, R. F. D.
Supervisor... J. J. L. Kinnear, CVn Lexington,
R. F. D. 6.
Overseer of the Poor V. W. Davis Fairfield. %
Justices of the Peace J. A. Parker Raphine.
W. T. Goodman Buena. Vista, R. F. D;
W. F. Templeton Fairfield.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. H. Davidson, Secretary Lexington.
Dr. M. T. Vaiden Buena Vista.
Dr. R. F. Davis Lexington.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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1790— 7,449
1800—10,374
1810—12,753
1820-14,784
Rockingham County.
Formed, in 1778 from Augusta County.
POPULATION.
1830—20,683
1840—17,344
1850—20,294
1860—23,408
1870—23,668
1880—29,567
1890—31,299
1900—33,527
1910-34,903
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COU»T.
Third Monday in January^ March, May, July, September, and November.
Judge._ T. N. Haas Harrisonburg.
Clerk.__ J. F. Blackburn Harrisonburg.
Commonwealth's Attorney Harry M. Strickler Harrisonburg.
Sheriff... D. E. Croushom Harrisonburg.
Treasurer.- Jos. G. Myers Harrisonburg.
Surveyor A. R. Myers Harrisonburg.
Coroner. J. M. Biedler Harrisonburg.
Superintendent of the Poor C. W. Pence Harrisonburg.
Superintendent of Schools George H. Hulvey .Harrisonburg.
Commissioners of Revenue ;
Stonewall District E. L. Lambert McGaheysville.
Ashby District C. H. Funkhouser. Mt. Crawford.
Central District Frank A. Heatwole ^ Harrisonburg.
Linnville District B. F. Meyers Linnville Depot.
Plains District J. Harvey Zickle Broadway.
District Officers.
STONEWALL ^[AGISTEBIAL DIBTBICT.
Constable John W. Shifflett.'.
Supervisor. R. M. Burke
Overseer of the Poor J. F. Life
Justices of the Peace R. H. Bridges
Swift Run.
Penn Laird.
McGaheysville .
Elkton.
Frank M. Leap.^..^ McGaheysville.
J. M. Lain Elkton.
ASHBY MAGTSTEBI.VL DISTBICT.
Constable ^
Supervisor J. M. Hilbert Bridgewater.
Overseer of the Poor J. H. Simmers Dayton, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Keister Dayton.
W. C. Weaver Dayton, R. F. D.
O. A. Lajrman. .Mt. Crawford.
234 REPORT OF THE
CENTBAL MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor H. L. Burtner_ Chrisman.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Minnich.^ _ Dale Enterprise.
Justices of the Peace F. J. Argenbright Keezletown.
L. C. Cooper._ Hinton.
D. W. Earman Harrisonburg.
LINNVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable A. A. Frank Linnville Depot,
R. F. D.
Supervisor. C. E. Armentrout Harrisonburg.
Overseer of the Poor W. H. Shaver. Linnville Depot,
R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace J. P. Howver Linnville Depot,
R. F. D.
John C. Cooper Fulks Run.
J. B. S. Ratcliff«- Singers Glen.
PLAINS MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT. ' j
Constable — A. S. Runion. Cootes Store.
Supervisor.^ A. N. Turner. Broadway, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor Charles F. Evans Broadway.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Pickering Broadway, R. F. D.
Milton Halterman Broadway.
L. P. Souder. Dovesville.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. D. Miller, Secretary ...^ Bridgewater.
Dr. J. E. Lincoln. Lacy Springs.
Dr. J. F. Wright Keezletown.
RusseD County.
Formed in 1786 from Washjkngtfm County.
POPULATION.
1790— no return 1830—6,714 1880—13,806.
1800-4,708 1840— 7,878 1890—16,126
1810--6,316 1850—11,919 1900—18,031
1820—5,536 1860-10,280 1910—23,474
1870—11,103
TERMS OF CIBCUXT COUBT.
Tuesday after third Monday in February^ Tuesday after first Monday in May,
Septeniberf and December,
Judge.. William E. Bums ^...Lebanon.
Clerk. E. R. Combs Lebanon.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 235
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Commonwealth's Attorney S. B. Quillen.. Lebanon.
Sheriff J. T. Fletcher_» Castlewood.
Treasurer. H. J. Tate Lebanon.
Surveyor.^ V. X. Baldwin Carterton.
Coroner.^
Superintendent of the Poor O. Stevens Lebanon.
Superintendent of Schools R. N. Anderson Lebanon.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Eastern District S. F. Robinson.^ Blackford.
Western District E. L. Musick. Cleveland.
District Officers.
IJJBANON MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT*
Constable _ Roy Campbell Lebanon.
Supervisor. H. D. Fields Lebanon.
Overseer of the Poor Floyd Fields Lebanon.
Justices of the Peace J. B. Wallace Lebanon.
Geo. J. Hargis Lebanon.
Arthur Monk Lebanon.
ELK GABDEN MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor James Thomas Smith Lebanon.
Overseer of the Poor Ird, Hubbard. Belfast Mills.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Cox.- Blackford.
J. G. Albert... ._ Belfast Mills.
NEW GARDEN MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable H. H. Couch. Honaker.
Supervisor. Charles T. Smith, CA'w... Gardners.
Overseer of the Poor J. R. Hubbard Honaker.
Justices of the Peace G. M. Crabtree Honaker.
W. P. Vance Swords Creek.
M. D. Well Honaker.
CLEVEIAND MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable B. D. Sykes Cleveland.
Superviaor, J. B. Kennedy Cleveland.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. J. Counts Cleveland.
G. H. Puckett Cleveland.
CASTLEWOOD MAGISlluBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable N. T. Jessee Castlewood.
Supervisor T. E. B. Fields Castlewood.
236 REPORT OF THE
Overseer of the Poor. J. M. Hicks „ Castlewood.
Justices of the Peace F. P. Kelly Castlewood.
R. P. Dickenson Castlewood.
G. D. K^ser Mew.
R. A. Butlery Cleveland.
COOPEB CREEK MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable B. N. Bausell Castlewood, R. F. D.
Supervisor. F. N. Gibson Castlewood, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor R. S. Austin Castlewood, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace N. B. Hartsock Castlewood, R. F. D.
J. G. Vaughn..- Castlewood, R. F. D.
MOCCASIN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable G. C. Candler. Castlewood.
Supervisor. Frank Easterly.. Hansonville.
Overseer of the Poor B. F. Francisco Castlewood, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace R. H. Akers Hansonville.
T. J. Harris Hansonville.
W. R. Dickenson. Fugates Hill.
Board of Health. .
Dr. W. S. Gilmer ._ Hansonville.
Dr. 0. S. Bums, Secretary .*. Lebanon.
Dr. J. M. Taubee Cleveland.
Scott County.
Formed in 1814 from I/ee, Washington, and Russell Counties.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830—5,724 1880—17,233
1800— 1840—7,303 1890—21,694
1810— 1850— 9,829 1900—22,694
1820-^,263 1860—12,072 1910—23,814
1870—13,036
TERMS OF CIRCi;iT COITtT.
Tuesday after second Monday in January, Tuesday after third Monday in
April, July, and October,
Judge Preston W. Campbell Abingdon.
Clerk.^ J. F. Richmond Gate City.
-Commonwealth's Attorney, J. F. Sergent. Gate City.
Sheriff. C. W. Daughtery Gate City.
Treasurer.„„ E. T. Shroles Gate City.
'Surveyor. Mi\o Taylor Lomax.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 237
Coroner...^
Superintendent of the Poor Crude Frazier Gate City.
Superintendent of Schools W. D. Smith- Gate City.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 H, C. Bishop. Clinchport.
District No. 2 D, E, Carter. Hiltons.
District Officers.
DE KALB MAOISTEBIAL DI6TBICT.
Constable John E. Brickley..- Fort Blackmore.
Supervisor... Wm. Franklin. Hill Station.
Overseer of the Poor Abraham Dockery Slant.
Justices of the Peace John A. Moore Fort Blackmore.
Robert Brennan..- Vallaho .
Ira'M. Carter. ^.Clinchport.
EASTVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. O. Whitley Yuma.
Supervisor C. R. Lane Gate City.
Overseer of the Poor T. J. Smith Gate City.
Justices of the Peace G. B. Compton.. Gate City.
L. E. Culbertson. Yuma.
J. O. Shelton.. _ Yuma.
FLOYD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. W. Cox...> Clinch.
Supervisor. F. B. Home _ Dungannon.
Overseer of the Poor H. H. Hillman Dungannon.
Justices of the Peace J. W. Hillmaa — Dungannon.
J. W. Jones Dungannon.
L. C. Childress. ._ Dungannon.
FCLKERSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable F. M. Carter Hiltons.
Supervisor.^ S. G. Owen Hiltons.
Overseer of the Poor Sherwood Hobbs.. Hiltons.
Justices of the Peace W. H. Gardner... Hiltons.
C. T. Osborn. Arcadia, Tenn.
J. B. Gardner Hiltons.
W. L. Vineyard Arcadia, Tenn.
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JOHNSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable M. P. King.. Nickelsville.
Supervisor. G. W. Meade Nickelsville.
238 REPORT OF THE
Overseer of the Poor A. P. Mclver Nickelsville.
Justices of the Peace S. L. Fra«ier._ Nickelsville.
W. P. Blankenbeoker. Nickelsville.
E. S. Barker. Nickelsville.
POWELL MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. A. Bamett , Fairview.
Supervisor E. N.Watson. Duffield.
Overseer of the Poor H. R. Barnett Clinchport.
Justices of the Peace J. C. Meade Fairview.
J. M. Legg..-_ Duffield.
J. T. Horton Clinchport.
TAYXOB MAOISTEBIAL DI6TBICT.
Constable S. A. Jennings Clinchport.
Supervisor. W. J. Rollins Clinchport.
Overseer of the Poor Henry Hammond Clinchport.
Justices of the Peace C. D. Stone.... Clinchport.
W. Johnson Clinchport.
J. P. Gamble Clinchport.
Board of Health.
Dr. N. W. Stallard. Dungannon.
Dr. E. D. Rollins, Secretary Gate City.
Dr. C. R. Fugate Clinchport.
^Shenandoah County*
♦No report received for 1917.
Originally Called Duninore County.
Formed in 1772 from Frederick County,
POPULATION.
1790—10,510 1830—19,750 1880—18,204
1800—12,547 1840—11,618 1890—19,671
1810—13,646 1850—13,768 1900—20,253
1820—18,926 1860-^13,896 1910—20,942
1870—14,936
TERMS OF CIBCLTT C013BT.
Second Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November.
Judge T. W. Harrison Winchester.
Clerk. Mark B. Wunder Woodstock.
Commonwealth's Attorney Phillip Williams.._._ Woodstock.
Sheriff. W. D. Stoner Bowmans.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 239
Treasurer.^.. .C F. Headley Woodstock.
Surveyor P. S. Rhodes.^.. Woodstock.
Coroner Monroe Funkhouser. Woodstock.
Superintendent of the Poor John O. Kirby [ Maurertown.
Superintendent of Schools C. V. Shoetnaker .-..Woodstock.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Lee District D. G. Kirby Forestville.
Ashby District C. R. Newland Mount Jackson.
Madison District A. L. Grandstaff Edinburg.
Johnson District .-.John W. Holtel Woodstock.
Stonewall District C. W. Burner Woodstock.
Davis District Sam'l Hockman. Strasburg.
District Officers.
LEE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable C. D. Stover.. Quicksburg.
Supervisor. L. H. Zirkle New Market.
Overseer of the Poor C. H. MocM'e New Market.
Justices of the Peace J. H. Moomaw Orkney Springs.
F. H. Morehead. New Market.
John W. Clem.„ New Market.
ASHBY MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. L. Hansberger Conicsville.
Supervisor. Josephine D. Harpine Mount Jackson,
R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor R. Temple Will Mount Jackson,
R. F, D.
Justices of the Peace C. H. Nealy Orkney Springs.
• Geo. W. Stidley. Orkney Springs.
Wm. C. Lantz Mount Jackson,
• R. F. D.
MADISON MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable _.Terry Mauck Edinburg.
Supervisor Jos. F. Wisman Edinburg.
Overseer of the Poor Robert George.^ „ Edinburg, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace Frank D. Jennings Edinburg, R. F. D.
W. L. Stoneburner ^Edinburg.
W. L. Windle Edinburg, R. F. D. 1.
JOHNSON MAOISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable ^ Arthur Ritenour Detrick.
Supervisor. „ Milton H . Bowman. Woodstock.
Overseer of the Poor James R. Burner St. David's Church.
Justices of the Peace S. J. E. Golladay. St. David's Church.
H. A. Irwin. Woodstock.
240 REPORT OF THE
STONEWALL MAG18TEBIAL DISTEICT.
Constable.^. — _ Jno. A. Brill Zepp.
Supervisor E. Haiin Woodstock.
Overseer of the Poor Greo, S. Bowman Maurertown,
R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace M. L. Swartz Zepp.
W. H. Borden. Tom's Brook, R. F. D,
Wm. B. Allen Woodstock.
DAVIS MAGISTERIAL DlSTBlCT.
Constable — G. Jordan Lake Strasburg, R. F. D.
Supervisor Geo. A. Capp ...Strasburg.
Overseer of the Poor B. E. Baker.>„ Fisher's Hill.
Justices of the Peace J. C. Towns Tom's Brook.
I. H. Rhodes Meadow Mills.
L. Hurn Strasburg.
Board of Health.
Dr. B. R. White, Secretary - Strasburg.
Dr. W. F. Driver... ', ...New Market.
Dr. W.C.Ford '. Woodstock.
♦Smyth County.
•No report received for 1917.
Formed in 1831 from Washington and Wythe Counties.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—12,160
1800— 1840—6,522 1890—12,360
1810— . 1850—8,162 1900—17,121
1820— 1860—8,952 1910—20,326
1870-8,898
TEBMS OF CIECUIT COUBT.
First Monday in January, March, September, and November, and .first
Monday in May,
Judge Preston W. Campbell Abingdon.
Clerk.. S.W.Kent...- Marion.
Commonwealth's Attorney Gteo. F. Cook Marion.
Sheriff.- W. N. McGehee...- Seven Mile Ford.
Treasurer. ._ J, L. C. Anderson JMarion.
Surveyor E. C. Dutton Seven Mile Ford.
Coroner .J. V. Richardson. Marion.
Superintendent of the Poor G. S. Kirby Seven Mile Ford.
Superintendent of Schools B. E. Copenhaver Marion.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 241
Commissioners of Revenue:
Marion District Jno. A. Greenwood Marion.
Rich Valley District-.: J. A. Campbell Chatham Hill.
St. Clair District W. H. Eads Seven Mile Ford.
District Officers.
MASION MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. B. Marchant Marion.
Supervisor Jas. A. Groseclose » Marion.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Hulton. Marion.
Justices of the Peace R. T, Greer JMarion.
C. W. Suavely Chilhowie.
W. A. Sleet Groseclose.
BICH VALLEY MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. R. C. Hays Chatham Hill.
Supervisor. J. M. Gass, Chairman Broadford.
Overseer of the Poor J. G. Burch Chatham Hill.
Justices of the Peace J. T. Buchanan. Chatham Hill.
I. J. CandiU Broadford.
Robt. S. Debuck.^ Saltville.
ST. CLAIB MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable — C. L. Surber Seven Mile Ford.
Supervisor. Geo. F. Pierce Chilhowie.
Overseer of the Poor Jas. F, Hutton Sugar Grove.
Justices of the Peace Samuel McClure Chilhowie.
J. M. Blivins- Seven Mile Ford.
W. J. Chisenhall Sugar Grove.
Board of Health.
Dr. S. W. Dickinson, Secretary Marion.
Dr. J. L. Early. . ...> Saltville.
Dr. H. Clay Carson Sugar Grove.
Southampton County.
Formed in 1748 from Isle of Wight County.
POPULATION.
1790—12,864 1830—16,074 1880—18,612
1800—13,925 1840—14,525 1890—20,078
1810—13,497 1850—13,521 1900—22,848:
1820—14,170 1860—12,915 1910—26,302
1870—12,286
242 REPORT OF THE
TBBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in January^ Marchf May, July, and October.
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Judge J. L. McLemore Suffolk.
Clerk.— H. B. McLemore Courtland.
Commonwealth's Attorney R. E. L. Watkins Franklin.
Sheriff C. L. Grizzard Courtland.
Treasurer.... L. R. Edwards Franklin.
Surveyor
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor R. T. Kitchen Courtland.
Superintendent of Schools G. L. H. Johnson Franklin.
Commissioners of Revenue:
District No. 1 .J. B. HedgepetL Sedley.
District No. 2 J. R. Dickens Capron.
District Officers.
DBEWBYVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable ^
Supervisor R. A. Fanny Drewryville.
Overseer of the Poor Peter Conley Capron.
Justices of the Peace S. S. Sledge Adams Grove.
G. T. Dunn Joyner.
M. L. Westbrook Drewryrille.
BOYKINS MAQISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. H. Barnes ...Boykins.
Supervisor. F. M • Powell. Boykins.
Overseer of the Poor J. B, Felts Boykins.
Justices of the Peace N. T. Ridley Boykins.
E. M. Harris. Branchville.
J. D. Bolton Branchville.
NEW80M8 MAQISTEBIAL DISTBICT
Constable- A. W. Tucker Newsoms.
Supervisor.. J. L. Barham Newsoms.
Overseer of the Poor.. T. W. Thorp. Newsoms.
Justices of the Peace M. E. Barrett. — Newsoms.
W. E. Beale Handsom.
J. H. Channong — Newsoms.
JEBUSALEM MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. L. M. Raiford. — Burdette.
Supervisor. W. J. Sebrell, Jr Courtland.
G-«rseer of the Poor Walter Vick. Sedley.
Justices of the Peace A. G. Bradshaw.- Franklin.
G. L. Bryant Courtland.
L. T. Reese Sebrell.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 243
FBANELIN MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable I. E. Howell Franklin.
Supervisor. C. C. Vaughan, Ch^n Franklin.
Overseer of the Poor G. H. Barrett Franklin.
Justices of the Peace W. H. Jenkins. Franklin.
A. R. White Franklin.
J. T. Gray.^ Franklin.
BKJN AND IVOB MAGIBTSBIAL DI8TSICT.
Constable.-,- R. H. Rawls, Jr. Ivor.
Supervisor L. H. Brantley Ivor.
Overseer of the Poor ,...T. O. Camp.„ Ivor.
Justices of the Peace F. P. Pulley Ivor.
J. Q. Hancock Sebrell.
W . H . Jojmer. . . . Ivor .
Board of Health.
Dr. E. F. Reese, Secretary ...Courtland.
Dr. W. B. Barham Newsoms.
Dr. R. L. Raiford Sedley.
Spotsylvania County.
Formed in 1720 from Essex, King William, and King and Queen Counties.
POPULATION.
1790—11,253 1830—11,826 1880—14,828
1800—13,002 1840—15,161 1890—14,233
1810—13,296 1850—14,911 1900— 9,239
1820—14,254 1860—16,076 1910— 9,935
1870—11,728
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Monday in February, April, June, August, October, and December,
Judge R. H. L. Chichester. Fredericksburg.
Clerk. ...^ A. H. Crismond.. Spotsylvania.
Commonwealth's Attorney S. P. Powell Spotsylvania.
Sheriff Carl A. Carner Spotsylvania.
Treasurer J. W. Massey Post Oak.
Surveyor. .- J- ,
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor N. W. Wilkerson Screamersville.
Superintendent of Schools J. H. Chiles Fredericksburg.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Chancellor District Irvin C. Clore Dunnavant.
Livingston District P. G. Finney. .„ Logan.
244 REPORT OF THE
Courtland District T. A. Harris, Jr. Spotsylvania.
Berkeley District S. C. Blayder Goodlow.
District Officers.
COUBTLAND MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Geo. F. Burton. Leavells.
Supervisor. C. R. Andrews Spotsylvania.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Baggett.- Leavells.
Justices of the Peace A. E. Durrett Leavells.
H. A. Gamer Spotsylvania.
B. F. Eastbum. Fredericksburg.
CHANCEIXOB MAOIJSTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable. W. V. Waller.^ Sunlight.
Supervisor H. E. Cammack. - Fredericksburg,
R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor W. F. Kent Screamerville.
Justices of the Peace T. E. Thomas..-. Fredericksburg.
B. F. Payne Screamerville.
W. L. Kent Screamerville.
BERKLEY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. F. Hockaday Snell .
Supervisor. L. M. Smith, C/kJt>wa» ...Beaver Dam.
Overseer of the Poor L. D. Durrett Marye.
Justices of the Peace Chastine Morris. Snell.
Jas. R. Evans Snell.
Fred L. Sealey.^ ^Partlow.
G. L. Maddux. Parltow.
LIVINGTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable..- J. H. JerrelL - Brockenburg.
Supervisor. B. C. Dickinson.- Logan.
Overseer of the Poor W. F. Kent Screamerville.
Justices of the Peace S. A. Orr Granite Springs.
R. L. Hester., Andrews.
J. M. HoUaday. Holladay.
W. B. Foster. Logan.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. A. Harris, Secretary Spotsylvania.
Dr. J. W. Davis. .— Partlow.
Dr. F. P. Dickinson Fredericksburg,
R. F. D.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 245
* Stafford County.
Formed in 1675 from Westvifireland County,
POPULATION.
1790—9,588 1830—9,362 1880—7,211
1800—9,951 1840—8,454 1890—7,362
1810—9,830 1860-^,044 1900—8,097
1820—9,517 1860—8,555 1910—8,070
1870-6,420
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT,
Second Monday in January^ March, May, July, September and November,
Judge R. H. L. Chichester Fredericksburg.
Clerk G.W. Herring. _ Stafford.
Commonwealth's Attorney G. B. Wallace... Fredericksburg^
Sheriff..... C. N. Knight Stafford.
Treasurer. W. D. Reamy Heflin.
Surveyor E.H.Randall..- Falmouth, R V \
Coroner.
Superintendent of the Poor J. W. Estes Falmouth.
Superintendent of Schools Jas. Ashby _ Falmouth, R. V. I )
Commissioners of Revenue :
First District W. T. Deacon Fredericksburg,
R. F. D.2.
Second District H. M. Tolson Stafford Store.
District Officers.
AQUIA MAGISTERIAL DISTBTCT.
Constable Fred W. Baber Mount.
Supervisor. W. T. Payne Brooke.
Overseer of the Poor W. B. Riley Musselman.
Justices of the Peace Andrew Woodard Stafford.
John W. Payne Brooke.
F. M. Mount] oy... Bellfair Mills.
W. C. Aitcheson. Mount.
BOCK HILL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable Tilden Heflin Roseville.
Superviosr. J. W. Maddox Toluca.
Overseer of the Poor J. H. Wilson Toluca.
Justices of the Peace Andrew Briggs Coakley.
Robt. Birdwell. Staff ords Store.
W. H. Moore Musselman.
No report received for 1917.
246
REPORT OF THE
HABTWOOD MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. A. Nash., Hemp.
Supervisor. W: H. Sincpson.— Falmouth, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Cox. Falmouth, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace T. J. Spicer Berea.
W. L. Embrey Hemp.
FALMOUTH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ...St. Clair Brooke.
Supervisor. W. H . Rollins
Overseer of the Poor F. B. Hudson
Falmouth.
Passapatanzy.
Fredericksburg,
R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace Lee Wallace Fredericksburg,
R.F. D.
J. B. Gray... Fredericksburg,
R. F. D.
Board of Health.
Dr. E. T. Jette- Falmouth.
Dr. W.H.Tate Heflin.
Dr. E. M. Snead, Secretary Staflford.
Surry County.
Formed in 1652 from James City County.
1790-6,227
1800—6,535
1810-^,855
1820-6,549
POPULATION.
1830—7,109
1840—6,480
1850—6,679
1860—6,133
1870-^,585
1880-7,391
1890-8,256
190O--8,469
1910-^,715
TEBMS OF CTBCUIT COURT.
Fourth Tuesday in January^ March, May, September, November, and July
twelfth.
Judge — Jesse F. West
Clerk.»_ A. S. Edwards
Commonwealth's Attorney W. S. Kent
Sherifr.__ B. D. Edwards.
Treasurer A. W. Bohannon....
Surveyor > W. W. Morrisoa
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor C. G. Rowell Surry.
Superintendent of Schools L. N. Savedge Alliance.
Commissioner of Revenue L. W. James Dendron.
Waverly.
Surry.
Claremont.
Surry.
Surry.
Surry.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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District Officers.
COBHAM MACISTEKIAL DISTBICT.
Constable — J. B. Green Surry.
Supervisor....' George A. Savedge Alliance.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace H. C. Land Surry.
J. R. Barham Surry.
BLACKWATEB MAGTSTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable :
Supervisor- J. H. Presson Dendron.
Overseer of the Poor W. E. Whitmore Wakefield.
Justices of the Peace Arthur Rogers Dendron.
George W. Peck Itata.
Otho M. Cockes Elberon.
GUILFOBD MA6I8TEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable J. C. Baugh. Claremont.
Supervisor W. O. Rodgers Savedge.
Overseer of the Poor W. L. Gwaltney..., Savedge.
Justices of the Peace J. L. Figgan Spring Grove.
W. P. Marks Claremont.
Sidney T. Johnson Dendron.
B4Mird of Health.
Dr. C. W. Astrop, Secretary Surry.
Dr. W. L. Devaney._- Dendron.
Dr. W. P. Marks.- Claremont.
Sussex County.
Formed in 1754 from Surry County.
1790—10,554
1800—11,042
1810—11,362
1820-11,884
POPULATION.
1830—12,720
1840—11,299
1850— 9,820
1860—10,175
1870— 7,885
1880—10,062
1890—11,100
1900—12,082
1910—13,664
TEBMS OF CIBCIJIT COUBT.
Second Tuesday in January, March, May, Septemher, November, and July
second.
Judge Jesse F. West Waverly.
Clerks- R. D. Norris..... Sussex.
248 REPORT OF THE
Commonwealth's Attorney Thos. H. Howerton Waverly.
Sheriff : W.B.Hale Sussex.
Treasurer , Robert A. Brown.^ Waverly.
Surveyor O. T. West Waverly.
Coroner > Dr. Joel Crawford Yale.
Superintendent of the Poor G. L. Murphy.^ Sussex.
Superintendent of Schools A. B. Bristow...^ Hopewell.
Commissioners of Revenue :
District No. 1 J. Walter Harrsion Stony Creek.
District No. 2 G. O. Wrenn .....Homeville.
District Officers.
SUSSEX COUBTHOUSE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable...,™ Geo. R. Cox Yale, R. F, D.
Supervisor R. F. Moss Stony Creek.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace John D. Prince.^ Yale, R. F. D.
T. E. Thornton Sussex.
STONY CBEEK MAGISTEBIAL DISTEICT.
Constable D. C. Mays.- Stony Creek.
Supervisor F. E. Poole Stony Creek.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace John E. Baugh. Stony Creek.
T. J. Hill Stony Creek.
W. S. Barnes Stony Creek.
HENBY MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable B. J. Richardson Gray.
Supervisor. J. M . Tyus Stony Creek .
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace .-. S. P. Harrsion Jarratt.
C. P. Brown Jarratt.
R . Waschman Yale .
NEWVILLE MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor Geo. H. Blood Homeville.
Overseer of the Poor W. F. Rooch- Homeville.
Justices of the Peace J. D. Grammer.^ Disputanta, R. F. D. 3.
O. J. Kitchen Homeville.
WAVEBLY MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable I . H . Fleetwood Waverly .
Supervisor. _ S. V. Ellis Waverly.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
249
Overseer of the Poor.
Justices of the Peace.
.W. E. Norris Waverly.
W.O. Hamlett ,. Waverly.
J. T. White Waverly.
WAICEFIELD MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor W. F. Richardson Wakefield.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. T. Knight Wakefield.
W. T. Bain Wakefield.
Board of Health.
Dr. Joel Crawford, Secretary Yale.
Dr. T. M. Raines _ ...Wakefield.
Dr. W. D. Prince Stony Creek.
* Tazewell County.
Formed in 1790 fro7n Russell and Wythe Counties.
1790-
1800—2,127
1810—3,007
1820-^,916
POPULATION.
1830— 5,749
1840— 6,290
1850— 9,942
1860— 9,920
1870—10,701
1880—12,861
1890—19,899
1900—23,384
1910—24,946
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COUBT.
Third Monday in February ^ fourth Monday in May^ August and November,
Judge Fulton Kegley Bland.
Clerk C. W. Greever :. Tazewell.
Commonwealth's Attorney Jas. W. Harman. .^ ..Tazewell.
Sheriff.- S. S. F. HariAan Tazewell.
Treasurer H. P. Brittain ^_ Tazewell.
Surveyor. J. R. Gildersleeve, Jr Tazewell.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor J. H. McGraw Tazewell.
Superintendent of Schools W. A. Thompson. Tazewell.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Jeffersonville District F. P. Rutherford.^ Tazewell.
Maiden Spring District.^ J. B. Altizer Raven.
Clear Fork District J. G. Gillespie Tip Top.
* No report received for 1917.
250 REPORT OK 1 H i«:
District Officers.
JEFFEHSONVIIXE MAGISTERIAI, DISTRICT.
Constable ..S. E . Mitchell Adria.
Supervisor D. B. Daniel, Ch'n Horsepen.
Overseer of the Poor W. P. Carbough Tazewell.
Justices of the Peace John W. Gillespie North Tazewell.
Geo. W. Patten , Tazewell.
E. P. Moore North Tazewell.
CEDAB FOBK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Robert Davis West Graham.
Supervisor E. King Crockett . ' Tip Top.
Overseer of the Poor I. M. Belcher Cove Creek.
Justices of the Peace B. M. Newman Graham.
A. W. Landon Pocahontas.
J. W. McCall Graham.
MAIDEN SPBIJVG MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Boss Brown Indian.
Supervisor. W. L. C. Burke Coaldan.
Overseen of the Poor D. P. Earles Cliffleld.
Justices of the Peace J. H. ]V^utter Richlands.
J. H. Nipper Cedar Bluff.
Thos. Harrison Clifl&eld.
Board of Health.
Dr. P. D. Johnston.^ Tazewell.
Dr. J. P. Haller Pocahontas.
Dr. J. M. Higginbotham Burkes Garden.
Warren County*
Formed in 1836 from Frederick and Shenandoah Counties.
POPULATION.
1790— 1830— 1880—7,399
1800— 1840—5,627 1890—8,280
1810— 1850-^6,607 1900-^8,837
1820— 1860—6,442 1910--8,589
1870—5,716
TEBMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November^
Judge F. B. Whiting.- Berryville.
Clerk.- M. A. Trout Front Royal.
•^
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 251
Commonwealth's Attorney W. H. Turner Front Royal.
Sheriff. R. F. Collins...„- Front Royal.
Treasurer..^ A. L. Warthen Front Royal.
Supervisor. C. M. Anderson. Linden.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor W. A. Cooper Front Royal.
Superintendent of Schools H. D. Eite Front Royal.
Commissioner of Revenue S. D. Boyd, Jr Browntown.
District Officers.
FBONT BOYAL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable..- L. B. Moore Arco.
Supervisor John M. Lake, Ch'n Front Royal.
Overseer of the Poor A. F. Clarke Front Royal.
Justices of the Peace I. L. Beaty Arco.
W. L. Jones Front Royal.
J. F. Forsyth, Jr Front Royal.
CEDARVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor. Joseph M. Stickley. Success.
Overseer of the Poor M. E. Gordon Success.
Justices of the Peace S. A. Kline Reliance.
B. T. Johnsoa Cedarville.
J. D. Hammock Reform.
FOBK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor Grandison Catletl..._ Buckton.
Overseer of the Poor M. H. Hottle Riverton.
Justices of the Peace C. W. Burner Waterlick.
W. H. Vermillion.- Front Royal, R. F. D. 1,
G. W. Duncan Riverton.
SOUTH RIVER MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor J. K. Marlow Browntown.
Overseer of the Poor Jno, R. Poe Browntown.
Justices of the Peace E. E. Boyd Browntown.
J. W. Barbee..- Bentonville.
H. T. Compton Browntown.
Board of Health.
Dr. C. D. Laws - Bayard.
Dr. R. B. CuUurs Bentonville.
Dr. W. S. Roy ^ Front Royal.
252 REPORT OF THE
Warwick County.
Formed in 1634 as Wat'wick River and Changed to W<irwick County in 1642.
POPULATION.
1790—1,690 1830—1,570 1880—2,258
1800—1,659 1840—1,456 1890—6,650
1810—1,835 1850—1,546 1900— i,888
1820—1,608 1860—1,740 1910—6,041
1870—1,672
TERMS 01' CIRCUIT COURT.
Second Monday in January, March, May, July, September, and November
Judge._ D.G.Tyler Holdcroft.
Clerk W. C. Burnham Denbigh.
Commonwealth's Attorney P. St. G. Wilcox...- Denbigh.
Sheriff...... S.S.Curtis Denbigh.
Treasurer... S. R. Curtis Lee Hall.
Surveyor J. L. Marye, Jr. Newport News.
Coroner H. W. Curtis Denbigh.
Superintendent of the Poor R. C. Curtis Denbigh.
Superintendent of Schools A. J. Penforth Grafton.
Commissioner of Revenue C. A. Eubbard Denbigh.
District Officers.
NEWPORT MAGISTEBIAI. DISTRICT.
Constable W. H. Jones Newport News.
Supervisor G. F. Barns, Chairman Morriosn.
Overseer of the Poor A. J. Allen.- Menchville.
Justices of the Peace H. F. Jones Newport News.
W. T. White Menchville.
E. P. Fowlker _ Newport News.
F. N. Hubbard Newport News.
DENBIGH MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable D. D. Jones, Jr..._ Denbigh.
Supervisor R. T. Holloway Denbigh.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace Jos. T. Garrow Denbigh.
M. C. Owens...- Denbigh.
STANIiEY MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor T. G. Miner Mulberry Island.
Overseer of the Poor L. J. Wood .Mulberry Island.
Justices of the Peace Jno. E. Crawford Mulberry Island.
J. W. Fletcher.,..! Mulberry Island.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 253
Board of Health.
Dr. H. W. Curtis, Secretary. Denbigh.
Dr. M. W. Crawford * Lee Hall.
Dr. M. F. Creasy Newport News.
Washington County.
Fwtned in 1776 from Fincastle County,
POPUIJ^TION.
1790- 1830—15,614 1880—25,203
1800— 8,174 1840-13,001 1890—29,020
1810—12,136 1850—14,612 1900—28,995
1820—12,444 1860—16,892 191O--32,830
1870—18,816
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Fourth Monday in January, March, May, September, and November,
Judge — Preston W. Campbell Abingdon.
Clerk. — P. J. Davenport Abingdon.
Commonwealth'1^ Attorney R. J. Summers Abingdon.
Sheriff.--- J. E. Miller ,. Abingdon. R. F. D. 2
Treasurer W. W. Webb Abingdon.
Surveyor _ A. L. Cumbow- Watauga.
Coroner. G. V. Litchfield Abingdon.
Superintendent of the Poor A. E. Campbell Abingdon, R. F. D. 5
Superintendent of Schools W. J. Edmondson Lodi.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Upper District. .J. A. P. Ryan. Abingdon, R. F. D.
Lower District- John M. Kreger Abingdon.
District Officers.
.\BIN0D0N MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable W. M. Puckett Abingdon.
Supervisor D. A. DuflT, Chairman Alvarado.
Overseer of the Poor A. E. Campbell Abingdon, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace T. L. Keller Abingdon.
D. G. Cummings Vesta.
Geo, F. Grant Abingdon.
GLADE SPBING MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable N. M. HilL- Meadow View.
Supervisor. W. H . Ashton.- Meadow View.
Overseer of the Poor L. D. Earle.- Meadow View.
254 REPORT OF THE
Justices of the Peace H. H. Humphrey.. Glade Spring.
T. R. Handy... Emory.
W. A. B. Shupe Meadow View.
B. H. Morris Glade Spring.
GODSON MAOISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
/
Constable. G. W. Maines. Bristol, R. F. D.
Supervisor S. P. Legard Bristol, R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor .....J. E. L. Tranbarger ..Bristol, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace J. P. Wilson Abingdon, R. F. D.
J. D. McChesney. Abingdon.
B. C. Clark._ Bristol, R. F. D.
J. E. Phillips. Wallace.
J. J. Rutter.^ ^ Bristol, R. F. D.
HOLSTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTSIGT.
Constable G. W. Larimer. Lodi.
Supervisor. J. H. Vail Damascus.
Overseer of the Poor J. W. Heath Lodi.
Justices of the Peace A, F. Rosenbaum Lodi, R. F. D.
W. M. Brown Kornarock.
M. L. Brown. Glade Spring, R. F. D,
Ed. L. Robinson Damascus.
KINDKBHOOK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable E. L. Owens Benhams.
Supervisor L. D. Crawford Mendota.
Overseer of the Poor R. E. Wilson Benhams, R. F. D.
Justices of the Peace D. C. Wood Benhams, R. F. D.
L. V. Leonard : Benhams, R. F. D.
W. G. Dye.,._ Benhams, R. F. D.
Isaac Botts Benhams.
SALTVILLE MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor J. D. Kelly Meadow View,
R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor ...John A. Jones Saltville.
Justices of the Peace G. D. Montgomery.... Saltville, R. F. D.
J. P. Colley._ Abingdon, R. F. D.
W. E. Counts Holston, R. F. D.
NORTH FORK MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constables.- J. T. Woodward Holston, R. F. D.
S. A. Atwell Holston, R. F. D.
Supervisor. , A. T. Ratliff-„ Abingdon.
Overseer of the Poor D. W. Kestner Abingdon.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 255
Justices of the Peace T. E. Williams-^ Wallace, R. F. D.
J. C. price Holston.
R. C. Cassell Abingdon, R. 4.
W. W. Boyd Abingdon.
Board of Health.
Dr. T. D. Hutton, Secretary Glade Spring.
Dr. Greo. V. Litchfield.. Abingdon.
Dr. W. H. Feeter. Bristol.
Westmoreland County.
Formed in 1653 from Northumberland County.
POPULATION.
1790-7,722 1830—8,396 1880--8,846
ISOO-^ee Richmond 1840-^8,019 1890—8,399
1810-8,102 1850—8,080 1900-9,243
1820-6,901 1860—8,282 1910—9,313
1870—7,682
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COUBT.
Fourth Monday i/n Fehruaryf Aprily June, August, October, and December,
Judge. Jos. W. Chinn, Jr Warsaw.
Clerk... Albert Stuart Montross .
Conomonwealth's Attorney C. Conway Baker Montross.
Sheriff. J. W. Harvey Montross.
Treasurer. JR. H. Stuart.. Stratford.
Surveyor T. B. Mayo.. Coles Point.
Coroner. :
Superintendent of the Poor W. E. Sanford Chiltons.
Superintendent of Schools Blake T. Newton Hague.
Commissioner of Revenue W. F. Baker Stratford.
District Officers.
COPTJB MAGISTEBIAL DISTBIGT.
Constable M. Y. Palmer Mt. Holly.
Supervisor Geo. W. Dobyns, Sr. !Hague.
Overser of the Poor .J. A. Beacham Oldhams.
Justices of the Peace J. N. Wright Oldhams.
J. C. Moss Kinsale.
W. C. Tayloe Machodoc.
MONTIiOSS MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable H. B. Atwill Templemans.
Supervisor E. B. Hutt, Sr Neenah.
256 REPORT OF THE
Overseer of the Poor G. W. Rowe ...Stratford.
Justices of the Peace i J, S. Bonebrake Montross.
J. C. HalL.. Nomini Grove.
J. T. Sanford Zacata.
WASHINGTON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable Philip Groves.- Oak Grove.
Supervisor H. D. Griffith. Oak Grove.
Overseer of the Poor C. J. Reamy Potomac Mills.
Justices of the Peace E. S. Ford. Colonial Beach.
E. P. White - Homers.
W. H. Gutridge Oak Grove.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. N. Chinn, Secretary Hague.
Dr. G. B. Harrison.-* Colonial Beaoh.
Dr. Percy Schools Montrose.
Wise County.
Formed in 1855 Jrom Kusaellf Lee, and Scott Counties,
POPULATION.
1790-
1800-
1810—
1820—
TERMS OF CIRCUIT COURT.
First Monday in January, April, second Monday in July, and October.
Judge H. A. W. Skeen Big Stone Gap.
Clerk... W. B. Hamilton.™ Wise.
Commonwealth's Attorney C. R. McCorkle Wise.
Sheriff W. B. Addington Wise.
Treasurer... R. W. Holly Appalachia.
Surveyor S. N. Taylor.. Norton.
Coroner
Superintendent of the Poor C. M. Freeman Wise.
Superintendent of Schools J. J. Kelly, Jr Wise.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Eastern District C. E. Bevins- Wise.
Western District- W. C. Stewart East Stone Gap.
District Officers.
GLADSVILLE MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable W. H . demons Norton.
Supervisor H. E. Hyatt Norton.
1830—
1880— 7,772
1840-
1890— 9,345
1850—
1900-19,653
1860—5,508
1910--34,192
1870—4,785
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 257
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace S. N. Taylor_^ Norton.
A. F. Hunt :. Norton.
J. M. McNeil Norton.
LIPPS MAGISTEBIAL DISTRICT.
Constable J. A. Stallard Coeburn.
Supervisor. W. R. Culbertson Coeburn.
Overseer of the Poor Dan'l Kilgore._ Coeburn.
Justices of the Peace G. W. Martin Coeburn.
G. W. Cartj' Coeburn.
J. Lem Gibson Toms Creek.
RICHMOND MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable E. Frank Carter Appalachia.
Supervisor. E. J. Prescott, Ch*n Big Stone Gap.
Overseer of the-Poor.... A. E. Buchanan. East Stone Gap.
Justices of the Peace F. M. Strong Appalachia.
John Cook Imboden.
W. N. Breeding Appalachia.
ROBERTSON MAGISTERIAL .DISTRICT.
Constable ...T. Pat Slemp Wise, R. F. D. 2.
Supervisor. J. R. Mullins Flat Gap.
Overseer of the Poor .....Samuel Maggard. Pound.
Justices of the Peace G. W. Sergeant Pound.
R. S. Hubbard. Pound.
S. B. Stallard-^ Pound.
Board of Health.
Dr. W. S. Keister, Secretary Norton.
Dr. J. B. Wolfe, Jr ^ Coeburn.
Dr. J. A. Gilmer Big Stone Gap.
Wythe County.
Formed in 1790 /row Montgomery County.
POPUI^TION.
1790— no return 1830—12, 163 1880—14,31 8
1800—6,180 1840— 9,375 1890—18,019
1810—8,356 1850—12,024 1900—20,437
1820—9,692 1860—12,305 1910—20,372
1870—11,611
258 REPORT OF THE
TEBMS OF CIBCUIT COLTIT.
Second Monday in JanuarVy ApHly third Monday in July and October.
Judge. A. A. Campbell Wytheville.
Clerk... C. C. Tate... Wytheville.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. M. Heuser. Wytheville.
Sheriff. R. E. Brown. Wytheville.
Treasurer. W. R. Crockett Wytheville.
Surveyor
Coroner. R. E. Moore Wytheville.
Superintendent of the Poor W. A. Crenshaw Wytheville.
Superintendent of Schools J. A. C. Hurt Wytheville.
Commissioners of Revenue:
Eastern District S. E. Crockett Wytheville.
Western District.^ F. M. Lindawood.... Wytheville.
District Officers.
WYTHEVnXK MAGI8TEBIAI. DISTRICT.
Constable Alex Umberger... _ Wytheville.
Supervisor. M. E. Bumgardner Wytheville.
Overseer of the Poor „ R. S. Crenshaw Wytheville.
Justices of the Peace Jas. P. Moyers Wytheville.
J. H. Gibboney.-. Wytheville.
R. L. Jones Wytheville.
BLACK LICK MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable George S. Vaught Rural Retreat.
Supervisor.. H. C. Lambert.- Crockett.
Overseer of the Poor W. G. Smith Wytheville.
Justices of the Peace ....G. P. Kesner., — Rural Retreat.
W. J. Tartar... _ Wytheville.
SPEED>\:BLL MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable G. G. Bralley Speedwell.
Supervisor _ Greek R. James., Rural Retreat.
Overseer of the Poor A. B. Spraker.. Cripple Creek.
Justices of the Peace S. H. Pearman. Cripple Creek.
A. A. Lanter._ Speedwell.
Wm. Nolan. Camp.
LEAD MINES MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
Supervisor M. H. Jackson, Ch'n Foster Falls.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace C. W. Hurst Barren Springs.
G. C. Mooney Foster Palls.
Geo. P. Chaffin Austinville.
SECRETARY OP THE COMMONWEALTH 259
FOBT CEISWELL MAGISTERIAL DISTBICT.
Constable C. B. Collins Max Meadows.
Supervisor R, A. Raper._ Wytheville.
Overseer of the Poor Thomas Mabee Max Meadows.
Justices of the Peace.^ A. M. Thompson. Mbx Meadows.
H. G. Robinson Max Meadows.
J. S. Mahaley.« Max Meadows.
Board of Health.
Dr. J. McT. Miller Crockett.
Dr. Peyton B. Green, Secretary Wytheville.
Dr. A. G. Crockett-^ Max Meadows.
York County.
Formed in 1634 as Charles River and changed in 1642 to York,
POPULATION.
179(>-no return 1830-^,354 1880-7,349
1800-^,121 1840-4,720 1890—7,596
1810—5,187 1850-4,460 1900—7,482
1820—4,384 * 1860--4,949 1910—7,757
1870—7,198
TEBMS OF, CIBCUIT COUBT.
First Tuesday in Fehrtuiry, April, June, August, October, and December,
Judge D. G. Tyler Williamsburg.
Clerk.^ Sydney Smith Yorktown.
Commonwealth's Attorney C. H. Shield Yorktown.
'Sheriff.^^ W. F. Lawson Jeffs.
Treasurer.^^ George L. Smith Tabb.
Surveyor ^ S. S. Hogge._ Tampico.
Coroner L. O. PowelL Seaford.
Superintendent of the Poor O. F. Curtis Grafton.
"Superintendent of Schools ..A. J. Renforth Grafton.
Commissioner of Revenue R. C. Hunt Poquoson.
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^District Officers.
BRUTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTBICT.
Constable
'Supervisor. D. A. Powers Williamsburg,
R. F. D.
Overseer of the Poor
Justices of the Peace J. A.Roberts Williamsburg, R. F. D.
W. M. Heffner Williamsburg, R. F. D.
H. R. Hubbard Williamsburg, R. F. D.
260 REPORT OF THE
GBAFTON MAGISTEBIAL DISTBIGT.
Constable J. H. Harris Seaford.
Supervisor J. D. Smith. .^ Dare.
Overseer of the Poor L. M. Ironmonger.^ Dare.
Justices of the Peace T. S. Harris Harris Grove.
J. T. Parker Dandy.
S. S. Hogge Tampico.
NELSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable ^ B. G. Griffin Yorktown.
Supervisor S. G. Cooke Yorktown.
Overseer of the Poor John 1^. Wooten Halstead's Point.
Justices of the Peace D. M. Norton. Yorktown.
A. P. Christian Yorktown.
POQUOSON MAGISTERIAL DISTRICT.
Constable
Supervisor J. F. Hopkins Hampton, R. F. D. 2.
Overseer of tfie Poor Geo. D. Bradshaw Messick.
Justices of the Peace Wise Thomas Tabb.
J. L. Moore.- Poquoson.
Board of Health.
Dr. E. Peter White..- Odd.
Dr. S. G. Cook. Yorktown.
Dr. L. O. Powell, Secretary.^ Seaford.
City of Alexandria.
Judge.- Louis C. Barley.
Mayor. Thos. A. Fisher.
Clert of Courts Neyell S. Greenway.
City Auditor. E. F. Price.
Commonwealth's Attorney Samuel G. Brent.
Treasurer.- Thomas W. Robinson-
Sergeant Robert H. Cox.
Commissioner of Revenue Charles H. Callahan.'
City Tax Collector. P. F. Gorman.
City Engineer.- .- E. C. Dunn.
Police Justice Luther H . Thompson.
Chief of Police Charles T. Goods.
Chief of Fire Department- ^ Robert E. Gronan.
Superintendent of Gas Wcrks Frank W. Latham.
Superintendent of Water Works Charles A. Powers.
Coroner. Dr. T. Marshall Jones.
Superintendent of Schools. W. H. Sweeney.
Health Officer. Dr. E. A. Gorman.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 261
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMEN.
F. F. Marbury First Ward. Maurice Wilkins Third Ward.
E. M. Anderson First Ward. Jolin T. Harrison Tliird Ward.
George H. Robinson Second Ward. C. J. W. Summers Fourth Ward.
W. W. Ballinger Second Ward. Jas. B. Fitzgerald Fourth ^ard.
r
COMMON COUNCIL.
Howard W. Smith First Ward. Harry R. Burke Third Ward.
George H. Evans First Ward. Jas. W. Bales Third Ward.
Wm. P. Woolk First Ward. August J. Pohl Third Ward.
Leopold Ruben First Ward. C. Keith Carlin Third Ward.
Jos. M. Armstrong Second Ward. Charles Bendheim Fourth Ward.
Jerome Kaufman Second Ward. Clinton S. Ballinger Fourth Ward.
William Desmond Second Ward. Nicholas J. Lawler Fourth Ward.
C. W. Wattles Second Ward. Silas Devers Fourth Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Luther Thompson First Ward. Edw. J. Fleming Third Ward.
Richard B. Washington Sec. Ward. Charles O. Sipple Fourth Ward.
Edgar E. Padgett Third Ward.
City of Bristol.
Judge. . .1 Floyd H. Hoberts.
Mayor._ Geo. M. Warren.
Clerk of Courts Chapman Belew.
Commonwealth's Attorney : Frank W. DeFriece.
Treasurer.... D. E. Frizzell.
Sergeant...^ H^ L. Baker.
Commissioner of Revenue E. K. Crymble.
City Engineer. .^
Constable John M. Hobson.
Police Justice Geo. M. Warren.
Chief of Police J. C. DeArmond.
Chief of Fire Department.
Superintendent of Gas Works «
Superintendent of Water Works C. F. Gauthier.
Superintendent of Poor Geo. M. Warren.
Superintendent of Schools F. B. Fitzpa trick.
Coroner W. R. Rogers.
Health Officer Dr. W. M. Oopenhaver.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
C. H. Smith, Jr First Ward. C. P. Moore First Ward:
H. H. Galloway First Ward. J. R. Spaulding Second Ward.
262 REPORT OF THE
J. W. Mort Second Ward. W. H. Scates Third Ward.
R. F. Wagner Second Ward. R. D. Smith. Third Ward.
M. R. Ck)wan Third Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
W. A. Rader First Ward. J. H. Dishner Third Ward.
A. S. Minor Second Ward.
City of Bueiia Vista.
Judge Robt. L. Gardner,
Radford.
Mayor J. M. Updike.
Clerk of Courts A. M. Rucker.
City Clerk. ._ J. F. Stratton.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. S. Rucker.
Treasurer T. J. Dillard.
Sergeant ._ J. F. Stratton.
Commissioner of Revenue ..J. F. Heizer.
City Engineer L. Z. Johnson.
Chief of Police J. M. Beard.
Chief of Fire Department R. B. Ewald.
Superintendent of Water Works L. Z. Johnson.
Coroner. . ._ G. D. Meriweather.
Superintendent of Schools J. P. McCluer.
Superintendent of Poor W. E. Glass.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
W. T. Paxton First Ward. R. B. Umholtz Second Ward.
M. E. Souder First Ward. J. A. Stuart Second Ward.
M. D. McKee First Ward. R. L. Seay Second Ward.
W. E. Glass.-.^ .First Ward. W. E. Dickinson Second Ward.
W. N. Key First Ward. W. C. Waugh Second Ward.
W. T. Vest First Ward. J E. Dawson Second Ward.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
G. M. Spick.
City of Cbarlottesyille.
Judge. :_ -» A. D. Dabney.
Mayor._ , A. V. Conway.
Clerk of Courts C. F. Compton.
Commonwealth's Attorney L. W. Wood.
Treasurer. C. W. Rogers.
Sergeant W. G. Steele.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 263
Commissioner of Revenue •. D. W. Fowler.
Constable W. W. Norvell.
Police Justice C. D. Shackelford.
Chief of Police Z. D. Dameron.
Chief of Fire Department T. J. Williams.
Superintendent of Water Works C. D. Carger.
Superintendent of Gas Works M. H. Hantzman.
Coroner. Dr. W. D. Macon.
Superintendent of Schools James G. Johnson.
Superintendent of Poor W. C. Pa3Tie.
Health Officer. Dr. R. L. Robertson.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
L. T. Hanckel, Jr First Ward. E A. Jouchin Third Ward.
\\. Rice Barksdale First Ward. J. E. Gleason Third Ward.
S A. Birch First Ward. W. F. Souder, Jr Third Ward.
W. E. Graves Second Ward. John S. Patton Fourth Ward. '
A. D. Payne Second Ward. J. H. Lindsay Fourth Ward.
R. C. Walker Second Ward. I. P. Ellington , Fourth Ward.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
C. D. Shackelford. ,
* City of CHfton Forge.
Judge George K. Anderson.
Mayor A. B. Davies.
Clerk of Courts H. E. Meeks.
Commonwealth's Attorney Thos. J. Wilson, Jr.
Treasurer. B. M. Fontaine.
Sergeant W. T. Hornbarger.
Commissioner of Revenue John B. Graves.
Superintendent of Schools H. G. Duval.
Chief of Police H. S. Cochran.
Health Officer. Dr. W. M. Rivercomb.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
L. Lavin First Ward. L. C. McGuire Second Ward.
W. B. Grove First Ward. J. W. Hatch Second Ward,
O. A. Layne First Ward. J. A. Gleason Third Ward.
C. P. Nair First Ward. H. S. Jones Third Ward.
W. W. Pendleton Second Ward. J. M. Koiner. Third Ward.
F. H. Wheeler Second Ward. T. P. Halloran Third Ward.
* No r^x>''t recei^ ed for 1917.
264 REPORT OF THE
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
J. Wolfarth First Ward. C. A. Olphin Third Ward.
R. H. Gleason Second Ward.
City of Danville.
Judge R. W. Peatross.
Mayor.. Harry Wooding.
Clerk of Courts John R. Cook.
City Clerk Robert Brydon.
Commomwealth's Attorney.- John W. Carter, Jr.
Treasurer...- George P. Geoghegan,
Sergeant P. H. Boisseau.
Commissioner of Revenue.™ ^.. Joseph B. Anderson.
City Collector R . H . Herndon.
High Constable R. M. Foster.
City Engineer J. O. Margruder.
-Chief of Police J. R. Bell.
Chief of Fire Department. J. P. Brooks.
Superintendent of the Poor Jas. R. Quinn.
Superintendent of Gas Works .-. Frank Talbott.
Superintendent of Water Works Frank Talbott.
Superintendent of Schools F. H. Wheatley.
Health Officer Dr. C. C. Hudson.
Coroner... E. H. Miller, Jr.
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMEN.
C. C. Snead First Ward. E. L. Dodson Fourth Ward.
W. E. Bennett First Ward. A. B. Carrington.... Fourth Ward.
L. B. Conway, Jr Second Ward. W. E. Gardner Fifth Ward.
Julian C. Jordan Second Ward. S. S. Epperson Fifth Ward.
W. T. Swan Third Ward. F. O. Kidd Sixth Ward.
R. E. Tobin Third Ward. R. J. Mustain Sixth Ward.
COMAEON COUNCIL.
L. R. Fair First Ward. J. Kaufman Fourth Ward.
E. H. Marshall First Ward. J. Pemberton Penn Fourth Ward.
J. T. Luther First Ward. F. W. Townes Fourth Ward.
O. L. Roach Second Ward. H. H. McGuire Fifth Ward.
C. G. Holland Second Ward. A. J. Vaiden Fifth Ward.
J. A. Hawkins Second Ward. P. P. Booth Fifth WaM.
B. Y. Fretwell Third Ward. W. J. Sykes Sixth Ward.
Geo. S. Moore Third Ward. W. O. Lee Sixth Ward.
J. W. Boswell Third Ward. N. H. Benefield Sixth Ward.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 265
JUSTICES OF THE P^ACE.
^V, E. Griggs First Ward. W. H. Buntin Sixth Ward.
•C. A. Raine, Jr Fourth Ward.
* City of Fredericksburg.
* No report received I or 1917.
Judge • John T. Goolrick.
!Mayor.„_ Josiah P. Rowe.
Clerk of Courts A. B. Yates.
City Clerk. A. G. Billingsley. •
Commonwealth's Attorney > William W. Butzner.
Sergeant : J. Conway Chichester.
'Treasurer C. R . Howard.
Commissioner of Revenue A. B. Bowering.
City Collector A. P. Rowe.
City Engineer.. E. H . Randall.
Police Justice Fenry Dannehl.
•Chief of Police W. R. Eall.
Chief of Fire Department ^ J. C. Chichester.
Superintendent of Water Works R. Stuart Royer.
Superintendent of Gas Works /. B. F. Bullock.
Coroner Dr. A. C. Doggett.
Superintendent of the Poor R. Stuart Royer.
"Superintendent of Schools Edw. F. Burkhead, Jr.
-Health Officer Dr. J. N. Barney, Jr.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
J. W. Masters Upper Ward. W. S. Embrey Lower Ward.
J. Garnett King Upper Ward. W. J. Ford Lower Ward.
Wm. S. Chesley Upper Ward. E. G. Hefiin Lower Ward.
F. M. Bedridge Upper Ward. R. L. Biscoe Lower Ward.
Jno. F. Gouldman, Jr Upper Ward. Henry Warden Lower Ward.
B. W. Scott Upper Ward. George W. Hefiin Lower Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Oeo. M. Hunt, Jr Upper Ward. A. G. Billingsley Upper Ward.
Wistar H. Embrey Upper Ward. S. E. Foster Lower Ward.
R. L. Jefferson Upper Ward.
City of ^ampton.
Judge (identical with Elizabeth City county) C. W. Robinson.
Mayor, and ex-officio Police Justice Thomas L. Sclater.
Clerk (same as county)...- H. H. Holt.
€ity Clerk.. A. S. Segar.
266 REPORT OP THE
Comm onwealth's Attorney Wm. C. L. Taliaferro .
Sheriflf (saire as conuty) R. K. Curtis.
Treasurer. A. A. Patrick.
Sergeant W. E. Owen.
Commissioner of Revenue A. S. Segar.
City Engineer. Girard Chambers.
Chief of Fire Department, volunteer Frank W. Darling.
Coroner (same as county) G. K. Vanderslice.
Superintendent of Poor : James Richardson.
Health Officer H. D. Howe.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Louis Heffelfinger First Ward. R. C. Lee Third Ward^
James V. Bickford First Ward. H. C. Alexander Fourth Ward.
Geo. T. Elliott Second Ward. M. C. Ransone Fourth Ward.
F. W. Moore Second Ward. F. W. Darling JTifth Ward.
B. S. Jones Third Ward. Geo. W. Rowe Fifth Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
W. T. Westwood. Wro. A. Waymouth. C. L. Collier.
City of Harrisonburg.
Judge T. N. Haas.
Mayor Jos. H. Downing.
Clerk of Courts J. F. Blackburn.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. M. Strickler.
Sheriff- D. E. Croushorn.
Treasurer..^ H. A. Sprinkel.
Sergeant Wm, H. Bowman.
Commissioner of Revenue R. Lee Woodson,
City Engineer Wm. G. Meyers.
Chief of Police F. L. Dovel.
Chief of Fire Department.. W. A. Braithwaite.
Superintendent of Schools W. H. Keister.
Superintendent of Water Works _ John F. Wall.
Superintendent of the Poor F. L. Dovel,
COMMON COUNCIL.
Ward Swank, Clerk.
V. R. Slater First Ward. ' R. I^e Allen Second Ward.
J. O. Stlckley First Ward. E. A. Zigier Second Ward.
E. J. Wills. First Ward. J. H. Whitmore Second Ward.
T. N. Thompson First Ward. W. H. Joseph Second Ward.
Patrick Reilly Second Ward.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 267
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
J. E. Pifer First Ward. T. A. Willis Second Ward.
City of Hopewell.
Judge Corporation Court W. L. Devaney, Jr.
Judge Circuit Court J. F. West (Waverly)*.
Mayor David A. Harison, Jr.
Clerk of Courts W. I. Gilkeson.
City Clerk.. I. M.Warren.
Commonwealth's Attorney John P. Goodman.
Treasurer..., C. F. Camp.
Sergeant Hugh T. Birchett.
Commissioner of Revenue I. M. Warren.
City Collector G. C. Alderson.
Constable.. C. H. Glazer.
City Engineer.. L. A. Sims.
Police Justice F. B. Berkeley.
Civil Justice C. O'Leary.
Superintendent of Schools A. B. Bristow.
Chief of Police T. J. O'Brien.
Chief of Fire Department J. J. Cuddihy.
Coroner. _ D. L. Elder.
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMEN.
M. A. Finn, H. J.Watkins, Jr., Richard Eppes.
COMMON COUNCIL.
C. F. Camps, P. G. Bunting, J. C. Bodow,
J. W. Phillips, J. R. Crutchfirld.
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JTTflTIOES OF THE PEACE.
F. B. Berkeley.
City of Lynchburg.
•
Judge Corporation Court Frank P. Christian.
Judge Circuit Court _ W. R. Barksdale.
Mayor Royston Jester, Jr.
Clerk of Courts Thomas D. Davis.
Commonwealth's Attorney Robert D. Yancey.
Treasurer. Henry P. Adams.
Sergeant. Charles J. Tyree.
Commissioner of Revenue William H. Snead.
City Clerk...- Jno. M. Otey.
268 REPORT OF THE
City Collector Thomas N. Davis.
High Constable O. E. Hogan.
City Engineer Harry L. Shaner.
Police Justice S. DuVal Martin.
Chief of Police John M. Seay.
Chief of Fire Departnent William L. Sandidge.
Superintendent of Water Worka W. C. N. Randolph.
Coroner Dr. Geo. P. Hamner.
Superintendent of Poor Emil Kunz.
Superintendent of Schools Edward C. Glass.
Health Officer..^ Dr. M. G. Perrow.
Ward Officers.
AJ.DEBMEN.
D. A. Payne First Ward. Wm. King, Jr Second Ward.
H. T. Thornhill First Ward. Randolph Harrison Third Ward.
Jno. D. Oglesby First Ward. C. M. Mays Third Ward.
Floyd L. Knight Second Ward. Jas. Morrison Third Ward.
Jno. W. Carroll Second Ward.
COMMON COUNCIL.
y. E. Howard First Ward. E. F. Sheffey Second Ward.
E. E. Menifee First Ward. John Victor Second Ward.
B. P. Thornhill First Ward. E. H. Ewart Third Ward.
Richard Hancock.. First Ward. H. W. Glass Third Ward.
Jno. W. Woodson First Ward. E. Goodman Third Ward.
Peter Amslie Second Ward. T. R. Turner Third Ward.
John L. Baber Second Ward. Thos. J. Williams Third Ward.
Harry R. Brown Second Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
S. DuVal Martin First Ward. Owen C. Shaner Second Ward.
M. W. Gannaway First Ward. D. C. EYost Third Ward.
A. O. Thonuas Second Ward. A. B. Percy Third Ward.
F. N. Whitaker Second Ward.
City of Newport News.
Judge .: T. J. Barham.
Mayor B . B . Semmes.
Clerk of Courts D. G. Smith.
City Clerk Floyd A. Hudgins.
Commonwealth's Attorney C. C. Barkeley.
Treasurer. Thomas Newman.
Sergeant C. C. Curtis.
Commissioner of Revenue R. L. Cosby.
High Constable Henry F. Messick.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 269
City Engineer T. E. Pearse.
Police Justice E. S. Robinson.
Chief of Police T. A. Mitchell.
Chief of Fire Department W. K. Stowe.
Coroner B. R. Gary.
Superintendent of the Poor G. C. Wright.
Superintendent of Schools _ D. A. Dutrow. *
Health Officer. ^ Thos. J. Pretlow.
Ward Officers.
AI.DEfiMEN.
M. W. Gayle First Ward. Frank B. Longan Third Ward.
J. E. Wilkins First Ward. L. S. Davis Third Ward.
Ro. C. Petzold Second Ward, R. L. Henderson Fourth Ward.
I. Cohen Second Ward. Herman B. West Fourth Ward.
COMMON COUNCIL.
D. S. Jones...., First Ward. E. E. Christie Second Ward.
Jno. R. Ward First Ward. W. A. Spruill Second Ward.
George E. Via First Ward. J. W. Jackson Second Ward.
Jos. Reyner. First Ward. T. J. Chewing r.....Second Ward.
W. C. Harris....^ Third Ward. Thos. J. Hundley Fourth Ward.
E. C. Shield. Third Ward. W. B. Llvezey ^ Fourth Ward.
R. W. West Third Ward. J. E. Warren Fourth Ward.
G. W. Whitley Third Ward. Chas. J. Baker Fourth Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
R. A. T. Clement First Ward. T. J. Christian Third Ward.
G. L. Gwynn Second Ward. C. M. Bransom Fourth Ward.
City of Norfolk.
Judges:
Court of Law and Chancery William Bruce Martin.
Corporation Court Allan R. Hanckel.
Circuit Court .James L. McLemore.
Mayor. _ Wyndham R. Mayo.
Clerks of Courts:
Corporation Court and Court of Law and Chancery .James V. Trehy.
Circuit Court Lawrence Waring.
Commonwealth's Attorney O. L. Shackelford.
Treasurer B. Gray Tunstall.
Sergeant.^- James G. Riddick.
Commissioner of Revenue A. Plummer Pannill.
City Clerk._ R. E. Steed.
City Collector Victor Parks.
High Constable Harry O. Nichols.
City Engineer. Walter H. Taylor, Jr.
270
REPORT OF THE
Police Justice J. O. Pitt.
Civil Justice .....James N . Goode .
Chief of Police. ^ C. G. Kizer.
Chief of Fire Department R. F. McLaughlin.
Board of Control S. S. Nottingham.
Wm. M. Harman.
T. S. Purdie.
Coroners R. S. Kight.
Levi Old.
Superintendent of the Poor
Superintendent of Schools Richard A. Dobie.
Health Officer..., Dr. P. S. Schenck.
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMSN.
D. A. Dashiel Washington Ward.
T. T. Osborne Washington Ward.
T. M. Cashln Adams Ward.
S. A. Markel ^dams Ward.
W. H. Cox Jefferson Ward.
J. C. Prince Jefferson Ward.
E. Griffith Dodson Madison Ward.
Nathan Metzger Madison Ward.
Howell H. Jones Madison Ward.
J. Elmer White Madison Ward.
COSIMON C0UNCII».
J. Crockin Adams Ward.
J. G. Long. Adams Ward.
W. R. Johnson Adams Ward.
P; Roskam Adams Ward.
C. W. Cowper Jefferson Ward.
W. J. Hosier Jefferson Ward.
W. H. Sergeant, Jr.^.JTefferson Ward.
W. S. Bensten Madison Ward.
W. Ludwell Baldwln..Madison Ward.
J. Iredell Jenkins Madison Ward.
Warwick Mayo Monroe Ward.
P. P. Peebles Monroe Ward.
S. W. Butler Monroe Ward.
T. Edwin Balrd Washington Ward.
F. G. Benham Washington Ward.
J. T. Whitehurst Wash. Ward.
Walter A. Edwards.
M. C. Keeling.
F. E. Nottingham.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
John O. Pett.
A. J. Dalton.
D. M. Agey.
C. W Consolvo.
J. J. Keeling.
J. T. Holland.
Shelley Nugent.
* City of Petersburg.
Judge Hustings Court James M. Mullen.
Judge Circuit Court Robt. G. Southall.
Mayor. JRobert Gilliam.
Clerk of Courts , Robert G. Bass.
City Attorney Greorge Mason.
Commonwealth's Attorney Samuel W. Zimmer.
• No report received for 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
271
City Auditor. G. B. Gill.
Collector Delinquent Taxes (city) John J. Neems.
Treasurer.... F. Gerald Stratton.
Sergeant...- John B. Evans.
Commissioner of Revenue Hugh R. Smith, Jr.
City Collector : Jno. J. Neems.
High Constable. .John A. Mallory .
City Engineer — R. D. Budd.
Police Justice Chas. E. Plummer.
Chief of Police. ._ _ R. F. Ragland.
Chief of Fire Department- E. V. Farley.
Register of Water Works : .Jas. Brockwell.
Coroner '.„ .-. H. G. Leigh.
Superintendent of Poor Joseph J. Williams.
Superintendent of Schools F. M. Martin.
Health Officers R. R. Jones.
Dr. R. A. Martin,
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMEI^.
W^illiam Koenig First Ward.
John E. Harvell First Ward.
Horace S. Smitii : Second Ward.
P. S. HuglL Second Ward.
Jno. H. HarvlUe .Third Ward.
Orover C. Wright Third Ward.
William E. Poole Fourth Ward.
Wesley G. Andrews Fourth Ward.
J. O. Queries ..... J'ifth Ward.
P. H. Hawkins Fifth Ward.
J. Frank Kldd. .Sixth Ward.
J. W. McOaleb Sixth Ward.
COMMON COUNCIL.
J. M. Saunders First Ward.
John J. Nelms .First Ward.
Jas. B. McCulloch .^.First Ward.
J. N. Jones First Ward.
O. W. Mattox ...Second Ward.
W. R. McKenney Second Ward.
Jos. B. Prince Second Ward.
W. N. Jones .Second Ward.
N. T. Patterson Third Ward.
R. M. Hatchett Third Ward.
H. T. Donnan Third Ward.
Forest W. Tucker ^Thlrd Ward.
J. E. Young Fourth Ward.
J, W. Brown Fourth Ward.
S. Floyd Brown...-., Fourth Ward.
W. F. Slaughter... ...Fourth Ward.
W. A. Baxter Fifth Ward.
W. I. Wheary Fifth Ward.
W. A. Ramsey Fifth Ward.
C. W Alley Fifth Ward.
John Wood Sixth Ward.
A. F. Young Sixth Ward.
W. R. Turner Sixth Ward.
R. S. Chandler Sixth Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
John N. Pearman Second Ward. Ro. S. Pillow Fifth Ward.
O. G. Pleasants Fourth Ward. Vernon H. Borst Sixth Ward.
J. B. Taliaferro Fourth Ward.
272 REPORT OF THE
City of Portsmouth.
Judge Kenneth A. Bain.
Mayor_ a F. S. Hope.
Clerk of Courts E. Thompson.
City Clerk. L. P. Slater.
Commom wealth's Attorney Charles T. Bland.
Treasurer Henry L. Hudgins.
Sergeant Robert E. Glover.
Commissioner of Revenue John C. Niemeyer.
City Collector Frank C. Hanrahan,
High Constable ..., W. L. Walker.
City Engineer., Jos. F. Weaver, Jr.
Chief of Police., James M. Broughton.
Police Justice J. Lewis Thomas.
Chief of Fire Department Wm. R. Walker.
Coroner Gray G. HoUaday.
Superintendent of Poor John Bright.
Superintendent of Schools - H. A. Hunt.
Health Ofl5cer. _ Vernon Brooks.
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMEN.
M. B. Langhorne First Ward. J. H. Wilson .. Fourth Ward.
J. Bilisoly Hudgins First Ward.
E. L. Barlow Second Ward.
Lorenzo Carr Second Ward.
M. M. Adams Third Ward.
L. Privett Third Ward.
C. N. Markham Fourth Ward.
S. C. Brown Fifth Ward.
L. H. Davis Fifth Ward.
Z. E. Frey Sixth Ward.
Henry Pile Seventh Ward.
COMMON COUNCIL.
J. H. Branch First Ward.
T. F. White First Ward.
E. S. Burgess B^rst Ward.
W. C. Corbitt Second Ward.
C. H. Herbert Second Ward.
J. T. Hanvey Second Ward.
M. T. Cain Second Ward.
C. E. Hutchins ^ Second Ward.
Joseph S. Moore Second Ward.
J. E. Snellings Third Ward.
I. M. Leavitt Third Ward.
H. L. Fleming. Fourth Ward.
S. B. Laylor Fourth Ward.
S. T. Montague, Jr Fourth Ward.
H. C. Reynolds Fourth Ward.
Earl H. Wright Fourth Ward.
W. D. Morgan Fifth Ward.
Grover C. Wright.- Fifth Ward.
F. P. Baldwin Sixth Ward.
S. B. Houghton Sixth Ward.
B. S. See Seventh Ward.
Robert L. Moore Seventh Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Charles R. Nash First Ward. John W. Lawrence Fifth Ward.
Emmett Deans Second Ward. Jesse J. Holland Sixth Ward.
James F. Pablo Third Ward. W. S Parker.. Seventh Ward.
L. E. Miltier Fourth Ward.
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City of Radford.
Judge... Robert L. Gardner.
Mayor. W. M. Delp.
Clerk of Courts J. A. Painter.
City Clerk.. W. P. Anderson.
Commonwealth's Attorney H. C. Tyler.
Treasurer. - M. M. Caldwell.
Sergeant... E. D. BuUard.
Commissioner of Revenue F. E. Grayson.
High Constable D.F.Hall.
Police Justice Mayor.
Chief of Police R. E. McNeal.
Chief of Fire Department Anthony Giesen.
City Engineer.. T. A. Wygal.
Superintendent of Water Works
Coroner Dr. W. B. Fuqua,
Superintendent of poor W. M. Martin.
Superintendent of Schools J. P. Whitt.
Health Officer ,. Dr. W. A. Wilson.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
H. M. Burton East Ward. H. F. Semhler West Ward*
A. F. Goodykoontz East Ward. T. E. Vaughan West Ward,
R. J. Noell .East Ward. William Ingles, Jr West Ward,
J. D. Mundy East Ward. J. G. Osborne West Ward,
W. E. Brecker East Ward. H. T. Roberts West Ward,
P. P. Hasselvander East Ward. J. W. Bishop West Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
John H. Stump- . Bast Ward. J. A. Gregger West Ward.
City of Richmond.
Judges:
*
Hustings Court D. C. Richardson.
Hustings Court, Part 2 + Ernest H. Wells.
Chancery Court. .^ W. A. Moncure.
Circuit Court R. Carter Scott.
Law and Equity Court Beverly T. Crump.
Civil Court Wm. Crump Tucker.
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court .J. Hoge Ricks.
Mayor.. Geo . Ainslie .
City Clerk. JBen T. August.
Clerk of Courts:
Hustings Court .Waltr Christiam.
Hustings Court, Part 2 W. E. Duval.
Chancery Court C. O. Saville.
274
REPORT OF THE
Circuit Court E. M. Rowelle.
Law and Equity Court Luther Libby.
Commonwealth's Attorney Geo. E. Wise.
Sheriflf J. Herbert Mercer.
Treasurer...^ James B. Pace.
Sergeant John L. Satterfield.
Commissioner of Revenue - Henry E. Tresnon.
City Collector H. L. Hulce.
High Constable W. H. Wyatt, Jr.
City Engineer C. E. Boiling.
City Accountant Geo. S. Crenshaw.
Building Inspector John E. Butler.
Police Justice J. J. Crutchfield.
Chief of Police.^ ^ R. B. Sowell.
Chief of Fire Department W. H. Joynes.
Superintendent of Gas Works W. P. Knowles.
Superintendent of Water Works.- E. E. Davis.
Coroner Dr. Jas. M. Whitfield.
Superintendent of Poor Dr. R. G. Cabell, Jr.
• Superintendent of Schools J. A. C. Chandler.
Health Officer - Dr. Roy K. Flanagan.
ADMINISTBATIVE BOASD.
John Hirschberg, Chairman.
H. P. Beck. E. C. Folkes. Carlton McCarthy,
Graham B. Hobson.
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMXN.
John J. Mitchell Qay Ward.
Lawrence Paul Clay Ward.
Ordway Puller Clay Ward.
W. H. Adams Jefferson Ward.
A. C. Nelsen Jefferson Ward.
W. J. Oilman Lee Ward.
Barton H. Grundy Lee Ward.
Marx Gunst Xee Ward.
L. T. Christian Madison Ward.
W. W. Workman Jdadison Ward.
H. W. Melton Jefferson Ward. Joseph E. Powers Madison Ward.
COMMON COUNCIL.
T. Gray Haddon Clay Ward.
Edgar B. English Clay Ward.
Jacob Umlauf Clay Ward.
R. L. Peters Clay Ward.
Clarence A. Seaton Olay Ward.
Morgan R. Mills Jefferson Ward.
Jefferson C. Powers....Jefferson Ward.
John R. Grimes Jefferson Ward.
John R. Jeter. Jefferson Ward.
Wm. E. Sullivan Jefferson Ward.
W. D. Butler Lee Ward.
Claude L. Batklns Lee Ward.
Fred. H. Powell Lee Ward.
E. Lee Roden Xee Ward.
John E. Rose, Jr -Lee Ward.
H. B, Atkinson Madison Ward.
Jesse A. Ladd Madison Ward.
C. 0. Jones.. Madison Ward.
L. J. Cheatwood.. .Madison Ward.
John W. Moore Madison Ward.
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JUSnOBS 07 THE PBAGB.
R. J. Crowder Clay Ward. W. Collier Gibson Jefferson Ward.
W. H. Hoover Clay Ward. Emmett N. Andrews.-Jefferson Ward.
James D. Lyle Clay Ward. Wilbur J. Griggs Jefferson Ward.
R. C. Duke Lee Ward. J. T. Connolly Madison Ward.
W. A. Graves Lee Ward. Lloyd B. Franklin Madison Ward.
J. A. Purdle Lee Ward. P. J. McCarthy Madison Ward.
City of Roanoke.
Judges:
Corporation Court A. E. King.
Law and Chancery Court Edward W. Robertson.
Mayor. Chas. M. Brown.
Clerk of Courts S. S. Brooke.
City Clerk P.H.Tucker.
Commonwealth's Attorney' Everett Perkins.
Treasurer. Lawrence S. Davis.
Sergeant T. R. Tillett.
Commissioner of Revenue D. R. Hunt.
City Collector James B. Botts.
High Constable ! E. S. Wingfield.
City Engineer. F. L. Gibboney.
Police Justice Beverley Berkeley.
Chief of Police E. R. Moore.
Chief of Fire Department James McFall.
Coroner R. Gordon Simmons.
Superintendent of Poor E. A. Willis.
Superintendent of Schools.- Harris Hart.
Health Officer Dr. W. B. Foster.
Ward Officers.
ALDEBMEN.
M. B. Pace Highland Ward. S. B Cary Jefferson Ward.
O. P. Wilkins Highland Ward. W. B. Stevenson Jefferson Ward.
Jas. P. Hart Highland Ward. C. I. Lunsford Jefferson Ward.
Jas. A. Bear Highland Ward. A. D. Lane Melrose Ward.
P. J. Minohan Kimball Ward. R. B. Haynes Melrose Ward.
W. B. Murphy Kimball Ward. S. O. Porter Melrose Ward.
Wm. McDermott Kimball Ward.
COMMON COUNCIL.
Blair J. Flshburne....Highland Ward. E. R. Chick '.Highland Ward.
C. D. Keffer Highland Ward. Patrick Fay Kimball Ward.
A. T. Klnsey Highland Ward. B. A. Miller ,. Kimball Ward.
C. S. McNutty Highland Ward. J. S. Pattie Kimball Ward
Jas. H. Stuart Highland Ward. Thomas O'Connor Kimball Ward.
276 REPORT OF THE
J. A. Shubert Kimball Ward. E. W. Speed Jefferson Ward.
J. A. Mayhew Jefferson Ward. G. T. Miller Melrose Ward.
O. A. Kerns Jefferson Ward. W. H. Horton Melrose Ward.
A. W. Lescure Jefferson Ward. C. W. Wilmeth Melrose Ward.
C. R. Williams Jefferson Ward. D. A. Parrock. Melrose Ward.
T. J. Carter Jefferson Ward. H. B. Watts Melrose Ward.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. x
G. H. T. Greer J. H. Cutchin. F. D. Shumate
City of Staunton.
Judge.- Richard S. Ker.
Mayor. . .„ .J. H. May.
Greneral Manager... S. D. Holsinger.
Clerk of Courts Newton Argenbright.
Commomwealth's Attomej^ Carter Braxton.
Treasurer.- Arista Hoge .
Sergeant E. D. Bell.
Commissioner of Revenue. A. A. Eskridge.
City Collector J. Met). McCue.
Constable.- C. A. Crafton.
police Justice.- J. H. May .
Chief of Police K. M. Lipscomb.
Chief of Fire Department— J. M. Bratton.
Superintendent of Water Works. ...E. L. Shuflf.
Coroner.- Dr. T. M. Parkins.
Superintendent of Poor R. J. Gregory.
Superintendent of Schoola John P. Neff.
Health Officer. Dr. W. S. Whitmore. .
Ward Officers.
* ALDEBMBN.
S. P. Silling Ward No. 1. W. A. Grubert Ward No. 2.
G. W. Fretwell Ward No. 1. M. J. Payne Ward No. 2.
C. P. Bowman Ward No. 1. J. W. H. Pilson Ward No. 2.
J. H. Bryan Ward No. 1. R. P. Bell Ward No. 2.
COMMON COUNCIL.
W. B. Anderson Ward No. 1. 0. S. Hunter Ward No. 2.
W. A. Payne Ward No. 1. A. li^. Kerr...... Ward No. 2.
L. C. Ware Ward No. 1. R. R. Heydomich Ward No. 2.
W. P. Hall Ward No. 1. J. F. Bowman Ward No. 2.
E. J. Gushing Ward No. 1. Daniel Cremmons Ward No. 2.
J. L. Witz Ward No. 1. Geo. A. CottrelL Ward No. 2.
L. B. Bosserman Ward No. 1. Thos. H. Russell Ward No. 2.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Abe Walters Ward No. 1. W. T. Hartman Ward No. 2.
H. H. Harlow Ward No. 1. Hulst Glenn Ward No. 2.
J. C. Fretwell Ward No. 1. R. E. Tyler Ward No. 2.
City of Suffolk.
Judge _ James L. McLemore.
Mayor. y M. E. Stallings.
Clerk of Courts G. A. Harris.
Commomwealth's Attorney..- W. P. Lipscomb.
Sergeant- William E. Brinkley.
Police Justice.
Chief of Police W. E. Brinkley.
Treasurer W. A. King.
Commissioner of Revenue A. A. Riddick.
Chief of Fire Department Eugene Hurley.
Coroner. R. H. Pretlow.
Superintendent of Poor T. J. Eley.
Superintendent of Schools _ Jonh E. Martin.
Health Officer C. J. Riddick.
COMMON COUNCIL.
John H. Mitchell. H. W. Campbell.
C. O. Harrell. J. W. Hosier.
W. S. Beamon. John M., Butler.
L. C. Holland. Jno. A. Gum.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
C. L. Lewis Fourth Ward.
City of Williamsburg.
Circuit Judge D. Gardner Tyler.
Mayor J. M. Henderson.
Olerk of Courts T. H. Geddy.
Commonwealth's Attorney Frank Armistead.
Sheriff ..„ L. P. Trice.
Sergeant- R. D. Wilkins.
Police Justice E. W. Warburton.
Chief of Police. R. L. Wilkins.
Treasurer.- Ro. L. Spencer.
Commissioner of Revenue J. S. Timberlake.
City Collector R. D. Wilkins.
Coroner Geo. A. Hawkins.
Superintendent of Gas Works R. D. Wilkins.
Superintendent of Schools H. E. Bennett.
Health OflScer.. David J. King.
Superintendent of the Poor G. Vaiden.
278
REPORT OF THE
E. W. Warburton.
T. H. Geddy, Jr.
COMMON COUNCIL.
M. T. Shipman.
Geo. G. Hankins.
J. V. Morris.
Galba Vaiden.
E. W. Warburton,
T. H. Geddy, Jr.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
M. T. Shipman.
Geo. G. Hankins.
J. V. Morris.
Galba Vaiden,
City of Winchester.
Judge F. B. Whiting,
Berry ville).
Mayor_ Julian F. Ward.
Clerk of Court J. B. Beverley.
City Clerk F. H. Krebs.
Commomwealth's Attome.y James P. Reardon.
Treasurer ...William T. Barr.
Sergeant- Adam Forney.
Commissioner of Revenue J. L. Maphis.
City Engineer. . A. M. Field.
Police Justice W. L. Fultz.
Chief of Police Michael A. Doran.
Chief of Fire Department ..James W. Sibert.
Superintendent of Water Works Thos. Tryer.
Coroner ..*... C. M. Hodson.
Superintendent of Poor Michael A. Doran.
Superintendent of Schools Leslie D. Kline.
Health Officer ...Dr. P. B. Boyd.
Ward Officers.
COMMON COUNCIL.
H. H. Hable First Ward.
W. E. Jones First Ward.
Hunter B. Grim First Ward.
Jno. Fred'k Goss First Ward.
John H. Snyder First Ward.
H. C. Sheetz First Ward.
W. A. Baker Second Ward.
L. F. Cooper _ Second Ward.
Wm. B. Ryan Second Ward.
C. W. Ramsburg Seconal Ward.
U. B. Nurman Second Ward.
A. T. Jones Second Ward.
Recorder — Edw. J. Edwards.
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Town Officers
Abingdon.
Located in county of Washington. Population, 2,500.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, October, 1778.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — Geo. F. Grant.
Clerk— W. H. Hamilton.
Treasurer — F. A. Davis.
E. J. Clifton.
A. F. Smeltzer.
E. W. Potts.
COUNCIL.
Jos. M. Butt.
N. W. Denton.
R. B. Hagy.
W. A. Miden.
Sergeant — ^J. C. Walden.
Attorney — M. H. Hbnaker.
Robt. R. Campbell
H. W. Withers
D. M. Cosby.
AltaVista.
Located in county of Campbell.
Incorporated by order of court, 1912.
Population, 1,500.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — E. Jones.
Clerk— W. S. Corbin.
B. W. Morgan.
H. M. Miles.
COUNCIL.
C. Q. Edwards.
E. A. Smith.
Treasurer — W. S. Corbin.
Acting Sergeant — Ernest West.
H. E. Price.
W. Frank Bowman.
Amherst.
Located in county of Amherst. Population, about 600, a
small majority white.
Incorporated by order of Circuit Court, under general law, April 15,
1910.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— W. W. Gilbert.
Clerk— A. S. Ware.
W. A. Baldock.
J. E. Bowman.
COUNCIL.
R. M. Cox.
O. V. Hanger.
Treasurer — A. S. Ware.
Sergeant — L. C. Gregory.
P. R. Evans.
Appalachia.
Located in county of Wise. Population, about 3,500.
Incorporated by act of the legislature, approved March 1, 1906.
280
REPORT OF THE
Mayoi^F. M. Strong.
Clerk— L. P. Witt.
OiFlCKKS.
Treasurer — W. L. Manions.
Sergeant — W. M. Wicks.
E. P. Duffy.
M. D. Collier.
COUNCILi
H. L. Fuller.
W. J. Whitt.
W. R. Williams..
J. C. Gibson.
Ashland.
Located in county of Hanover. Population, 1,450.
Incorporated by General Assembly, February 19, 1858.
Mayor— Andrew J. Ellis.
Clerk— W. L. Foy.
OFFICEBS.
Treasurer — W. L. Foy.
Sergeant — H. J. Cross.
Stonewall J. Doswell.
Callum B. Jones, Jr.
James C. Blasingame.
COUWCIL.
B. Morgan Shepherd.
John C. Pollard.
Basic City.
W. K. Saunders.
Rutherfoord Fleet.
Located in county of Augusta. Population, 2,000.
Incorporated by act of the legislature, approved March 3, 1890.
Mayor — Louis F. Jordan..
Clerk — Horace Grinstead.
OFFlCEltS.
Treasurer — Horace Grinstead.
Sergeant — C. N. Speck.
D. L. O'Connors.
P. G. Stultz.
COUNCIL.
Dr. T. S. Richardson.
R. M. Hughes.
A. R. Harding.
Fred Driver.
^Bedford.
Located in county of Bedford.
Incor.porated by — See note.
Population, 2,508, census 1910.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. J. Cauthom.
Clerk — C. A. Moore.
Treasurer — C. A. Moore.
Sergeant — *C. W. Price.
*I am informed that the town of Liberty was originally incorporated in 1837 or 1838, but am unable to
find the Acts of the Assembly for that year to verify this. By Acts of Assembly, 1889-'90, the name was
ohanfted from Liberty to Bedford City and a new charter granted. By Act of Assembly 1912 another
new charter was granted and name changed to Bedford. This is all the information I can give 3rou under
head of incorporation. C. A. MOORE, Treas.-Clerk.
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281
E. S. Fisher.
M. T. Harrison.
W. P. Hurt.
COUNCIL.
H. G. Burks.
W. L. Lyle.
V. W. Nichols.
E. A. Overs treet.
F. O. Thomas.
Belle Haven.
Located in county of Accomac. Population, about 600.
Incorporated by legislature, December 14, 1895.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — Maurice A. Mears.
Clerk— A. Carl Ward.
Maurice A. Mears.
John T. B. Hyslop.
J. Thomas Savage.
COUNCIL.
B. F. Watkins.
A. Carl Ward.
Treasurer — None .
Sergeant — Wm, C. Dickerson.
Geo. W. Turner.
James T. Walkley.
Berryville.
Located in county of Clarke. Population, 900.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, chapter 366, October 29, 1870.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — D. H. Jones.
Clerk — Geo. N. Hardesty.
Treasurer — Ed. J. Ogden.
Sergeant — C. M. Feltner.
E. G. Coiner.
Louis Scheuer.
COUNCIL.
Dr. J. E. Harris.
J. T. L. Jones.
Big Stone Gap.
Located in county of Wise.
Incorporated by act of April 7, 1882.
Mayor — W. S. Rose.
Clerk — R. P. Barron.
W. T. Goodloe.
H. E. Fox.
OFFICERS.
Population, 2,800,
COUNCIL.
L. O. Pettit.
P. H. Barron.
Treasurer — P. H. Kennedy.
Sergeant — C. L. Kelly.
H. H. Slemp.
L. E. Jessee.
Blacksbnrg.
Located in county of Montgomery.
Incorporated by General Assembly, 1798.
Population, 1,200.
282
REPORT OF THE
OFFICERS.
Mayor— F. W. Eheart.
Clerk— W. M. Brodie.
R. L. Fagg.
V. C. Austin.
COUNCIL.
W. M. Brodie.
J. H. Kessler.
Treasurer — W. M. Brodie.
Sergeant-^A. E. Price.
J. P. Hurd.
W. G. Conner.
Blackstone.
Located in county of Nottoway. Population, last census, 1,486.
Estimated now 2,000.
Incorporated by legislature of Virginia, 1887 — New charter granted
1912.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — L. S. Epes. Treasurer — R. B. Stone.
Clerk — R. B. Stone. Sergeant — D. C. Jones.
COUNCIL.
S. L. Barrow.
G. L. Bradshaw.
H. C. Barrow.
Joseph M. Hurt.
J. R. Crowder.
Bondtown.
W. E. Garrett.
R. W. Manson, Jr.
Located in county of Wise. Population, about 600.
Incorporated by act of Assembly, about 1895.
Mayor — G. W. Martin.
Clerk— G. W. Akers.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — W. H. Hartsock.
Sergeant — C. T. Akers.
J. A. Dancy.
J. M. Bray.
COUNCIL.
Chas. Hutchinson.
P. M. Adler.
Charley Chazer.
Bowling Green.
Located in county of Caroline.
Incorporated by General Assembly.
Population, about 700.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— Dr. C. S. Webb.
Clerk — R. D. Vincent.
C. S. Webb.
Jas. T. Richards.
Jno. W. Elliott.
OODNGIL*
R. D. Vincent.
J. W. Barlow.
L. E. Martin.
Treasurei^-Jno. W. Elliott.
Sergeant — None .
E. E. Butler.
R. T. Glassell.
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Boyce.
Located in county of Clarke.
Population, 412 at incorpora-
tion, but more now.
Incorporated by Circuit Court, November 28, 1910.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — H. J. Martin.
Recorder — Geo. B. Harrison.
Treasurer — Geo. B. Harrison.
Sergeant — Frank. Tumblin .
Chief of Police— Frank Tumblin
P. T. Grim.
A. B. Wjrndham.
COUNCIL.
C. VanDe venter.
M. J. Dunlap.
H. J. Martin.
Boydton.
Located in county of Mecklenburg.
Incorporated by legislature.
Population, 500.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — J. C. Goode.
Clerk — J. C. Goode.
Haskins Williams.
Chas. T. Keekes.
COUNCIL.
J. H. Baptist.
W. E. Carter.
Treasurer — R. H. Bryson.
Sergeant — R. H. Bryson.
C. F. Homes.
C. F. Moseley.
Boykins.
Located in county of Southampton. Population, estimated, 850.
Incorporated by legislature, extra session, 1884.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — S. B. Drewry.
Clerk— E. R. Bryant.
G. H. Musgrave.
R. T. Andrews.
COUNCIL.
T. H, Porter.
H. F. Knight.
Treasurei>-W. H.^Brett
Sergeant — A. H. Worrell.
W. B. Mannase.
BranchviDe.
Located in county of Southampton. •
Incorporated by act of legislature, 1908.
Population, 150.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— W. H. Rush.
Clerk — ^J. E. Harrison.
Treasurer — J. W. H. Darden.
Sergeant — L. B. Wood.
284
REPORT OF THE
J. E. Harrison.
J. DaVis Woodard.
COUACiL.
W. H. Rush.
J. W. H. Darden.
P. P. Ellis.
W. F. spencer.
Broadway.
Located in county of Rockingham. Population, 416 in 1910.
Incorporated by legislature, February 20, 1886..
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — J. J. Pennybacker.
Clerk— C. R. Whitmore.
G. S. Aldhizer.
Dr. F. A. Stoutamire.
COUNCIL.
A. W. Whitmore.
S. M. Williams.
Brookneal.
Treasurer — D. M. Sandy.
Sergeant — D. M. Sandy.
C. R. Windfield.
S. P. Beery.
I^ocated in county of Campbell.
Incorporated in 1908.
OFFICESS.
Mayor — B. F. Ginther.
Clerk — H. B. Barksdale.
B. F. Ginther.
J. E. Webb.
E. R. Monroe.
COUNCIL.
R. E. Gilliam.
T. O. Myers.
Buchanan.
Population, 694.
Treasurer — H. B. Barksdale.
Sergeant — C. S. Daniel.
J. H. Booker.
R. D. Williams.
Located in county of Botetourt.
Incorporated by act of legislature, 1892 <
Population, 1,000.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— E. W. Dodd, M. D.
Clerk— W. P. Skidmore.
D. D. Booze.
W. R. Davis.
COUNCIL.
W. p. Skidmore.
J. B. Thompson.
Treasurer — W. R. Davis.
Sergeant — ^W. T. Eakin.
E. E. Barger.
W. R. West.
Purkeville.
Located in county of Nottoway.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — L. R; Bradshaw.
Clerk— W. Forrest.
Population, 800.
Treasurer — ^J. F. Anderson.
Sergeant — ^J. R. Hill.
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J. F. Boswell.
W. H. Sheffield.
COUNCIL.
L. K. Bradshaw.
S. D. Overton.
Cambria.
B. R. Hill.
H. W. Hundley.
Located in county of Montgomery.
Incorporated by act of legislature, 1906.
Population, 750.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^D. M. Altizer.
Clerk^W. L. Hickok.
Treasurer — ^J. C. Brown.
Sergeant — ^J. Z. King.
J. C. Brown.
W. L. Kjckok.
COUNCIL.
T. A. Roudabush.
W. H. Mitchell.
Cape Charles.
W. H. Baker.
J. W. Mitchell.
Located in county of Northampton. Population, about 2,500.
Incorporated by act of Assembly, March 1, 1886.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — I. J. Burbage.
Clerk— W. W. Long.
E. P. Dryden.
R. D. L. Fletcher.
COUNCIL.
C. K. High.
F. R. Savage.
Treasurei^-S. E, Tudor.
Sergeant — ^J. A. Taylor.
W. T. Townsend.
E. C. Young.
Charlotte C. H.
Located in county of Charlotte. Population, 500.
Incorporated by General Assembly, April 27, 1874-December 21, 1901.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — S. C. Daniel.
Clerk— C. M. Hutcheson.
W. G. Williams.
W. P. Ingram.
COUNCIL.
H. B. Chermside.
J. H. Norvell.
Treasurer — C. M. Hutcheson.
Sergeant — D. L. Dunnavant.
CM. Hutcheson.
M. W. Dickerson.
Chase City.
Located in county of Mecklenburg.
OVFIGESS.
Mayor — ^J. W. Roberts.
Clerk — ^A. H. Robertson.
Population, about 2,000.
Treasurer— N. H. Willian*.
Sergeant — ^W. L. Willis.
286
REPORT OF THE
W. E. Butler.
J. A. Price.
CPUNCIL.
B. F. Roberts.
N. H. Williams.
Chatham.
A. H. Robertson.
F. B. Reamy.
Located in county of Pittsylvania.
OFFICEKS.
Mayor — ^W. P. Parrish.
Clerk— W. M. Tredway, Jr.
E. P. Crider.
C. E. Terry.
Population, 1,300.
Treasurer — W. M. Tredway, Jr.
Sergeant — Eddie Hutson.
COUNCIL.
J. D. Jones.
W. N. C. Merchant.
Chilhowie.
Wm. Smith.
E. S. Reid.
Located in county of Smyth. Population, 500.
Incorporated by order Circuit Court, December, 1913.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^James D. Tate.
Clerk— G. C. Bundy.
Q. A. Eller.
F. B. Rector.
Treasurer — G. C. Bundy.
Sergeant — ^James Heath.
COUNCIL.
A. C. Beat tie.
S. A. Cole.
Chincoteague.
Dr. Geo. A. Wright.
J. W. Heninger.
Incorporated by legislature, 1908.
Located in county of Accomac. Population, 1,400 more or less.
OFFICESS.
Mayor — A. F. Matthews.
Clerk— C. Elton Birch.
Emory Phipps.
Joseph Turlington.
COUNCIL.
Daniel Jeffries.
E. H. Rowley.
Treasurer — C. Elton Birch.
Sergeant — ^W. D. Steelman.
J. T. Rowley.
C. K. Wimbrow,
Christiansbiirg.
Located in county of Montgomery. Population, 1,800.
Incorporated by legislature 1793. (Several amendments.)
OFFICERS.
Mayor — Charles S. Charlton.
Clerk— Geo. W. Walters.
Treasurer — ^J. Wm. Walters.
Sergeant — B. L. Haymaker.
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287
J. W. Walters.
Geo. W. Walters.
Dr. W. W. Rangely.
COUNCIL.
Richard Shelton.
Geo. J. Rohr.
Claremont.
M. W. Zirkle.
L. D. Dickerson.
Located in county of Surry. Population, 650.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly of Virginia, approved
July 16, 1886, and amended November 3, 1894.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— W. B. Shaw.
Clerk-— C. A. Santmyer.
C. L. Allen.
J. E. Farrell.
COUNCIL.
W. W. Rich.
F. D. Sharp.
Treasurer — C. A. Santmyer.
Sergeant — W. S. King.
J. M. Sprague.
Clarksville.
Located in county of Mecklenburg. Papulation, 797, 1910 census.
Intorporated by legislature, February 11, 1898.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^James P. Taylor.
Clerk — J. W. Maxey.
E. B. Stone.
T. M. Tisdale.
COUNCIL.
W. H. Russell.
L. A. Pittard.
Treasurer — ^J. W. Maxey.
Sergeant — ^W. S. Newton.
R. B. Turner.
F. T. Willis.
Cleveland.
Located in county of Russell.
Incorporated by citizens, 1911.
Not operating under town charter.
Population, 300.
Clifton Station,
Located in county of Fairfax.
Population, 250.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — D. W. Buckley.
Clerk — C. H. Adams.
J. Buckley.
R. W. Woodyard.
COUNCIL.
Chas. Lindamon.
C. H. Adams.
Treasurer — C. H. Adams.
Sergeant — ^M. W. Davis.
M. W. Davis.
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Clintwood.
Located in county of Dickenson.
Incorporated by special act, 1892.
Population, 500.
OO'ICEKS.
Mayor — ^Jonah Mullins.
Clerk — Lawrence Kelley.
W. W. Pressley.
Dr. W. H. Reed.
Treasurer — C. C. Chase.
COUNCIL.
C. A. Neil.
Clover.
F. C. Hillman.
Located in county of Ilalifax. Population, 300.
Incorporated by General Assembly of Virginia, January 24, 1896.
OFFICEKS.
Mayor — B. D. Floumoy.
Clerk— B. B. Blalock.
G. B. Gibson.
A. J. Townsend.
COUNCIL.
Dr. R. H. Fuller.
E. S. Martin.
Treasurer — B. B. Blalock.
Sergeant — ^J. G. Nichols.
J. R. Allen.
B. B. Blalock, Clerk.
Coebum.
Located in county of Wise. Population, about 1,000.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, approved February 23,
1894.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. O. Bray. Treasurer — N. R. Medley.
Clerk — ^J. W. Ash worth. Sergeant — B. P. Tate.
COUNCIL.
Dr. Js B. Wolfe, Jr.
Dr. W. R. Culbertson.
J. D. Clay, Jr.
J. F. Ford.
J. P. Lay.
Colonial Beach.
Located in county of Westmoreland. Population, about 800 now.
Incorporated by General Assembly about 1892.
Mayor— H. W. B. Williams.
W. F. Renshaw.
M. W. DeAtley.
OFFICERS.
COUNCIL.
J. N. Rollins.
J. M. Sussman.
Clerk— D. R. Warren.
J. G. Heflin.
A. Cooper.
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Columbia.
Located in county of Fluvanna. Population, about 250.
Incorporated by legislature of Virginia, March 3, 1879.
289
OFFICESS.
Mayor — L, H. Stoneman.
Clerk — ^J. J. Nelson.
(Jeo. P. Hodges, Jr.
A. Walton.
COUNCIL.
L. E. Mosby.
J. J. Nelson.
Treasurer — ^J. J. Nelson.
Sergeant — ^J. S. Smith.
G. H. Avis.
G. L. Smithers.
Courtland.
Located in county of Southampton.
Incorporated by special charter, about 1892.
Population, 350.
Mayor — ^J. W. Pulley.
Clerk— C. W. Parker.
OFFICEUS.
Treasurer — C. W. Parker.
Sergeant — ^J. W. Bryant.
COUNCIL.
W. T. McLemore.
E. Whitfield.
W. E. Edwards.
C. W. Richardson.
E. P. Westbrook.
H. A. Gillette.
CoYington.
Located in county of Alleghany. Population, between 5,000 and 6,000*
OFFICERS.
Mayor — E. G. Hirons.
Clerk— J. H. Overholt.
First Ward— W. H. McCoihay.
H. W. Anderson.
A. G. Fauver.
J. W. Payne.
Treasurer — ^J. D. Mustoe.
Sergeant — R. W. Lowman.
COUNCIL.
Second Ward — I. T. Dickson.
L. Perry Wolfe.
J. R. Jones.
C. H. Revercombe.
Crewe.
Located in county of Nottoway. Population, 1,802, census 1910.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly approved March 20, 1916.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— C. E. Wilson.
Clerk— W. A. Nesbitt.
Sergeant — W, M. Dyson.
Treasurer — ^W. A. Laneave.
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REPORT OF THE
W. T. Vaughan.
George T. Johnson.
O. L. Jennings.
COUNCIL.
W. J. Cox.
R. H. Tunstall.
Farjar Verser.
W. W. Haley.
W. E. Cooper.
Thos. W. Moore.
Culpeper.
Located in county of Culpeper. Population, census 1910, 1,795.
Incorporated by General Assembly, as town of Fairfax, changed in
1870 to the town of Culpeper, with new charter.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^R. M. Mackall.
Clerk— F. P. Hudgins.
C. H. Hitt.
J. B. Carpenter.
S. M. Newhouse.
COUNCIL.
J. W. Swan.
R. B. Macoy.
Treasurer — George W. Keerl.
Sergeant — ^J. A. C. Swetnam.
J. Gordon Thomas.
A. W. PuUiam.
Damascus.
Located in county of Washington. Population, 1,500.
Licorporated by an act of General Assembly, approved March 12,
1904.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— Ed. L.jRobinson. Treasurer — E. F. Smith.
Clerk — Benjamin Gildersleeve, Jr. Sergeant — M. L. Vestal.
F. G. Clements.
N. S. Wright.
COUNCIL.
James Faulkner.
G. S.lBoucher.
E. F. Smith.
H. E. Diggs.
Dendron.
Located in county of|Surry.
Mayoi^-T. D. Parker.
Clerk— E.'H. Gladden.
L. E. Johnson.
J. H. Parker.
OFFICHBS.
COUNCIL.
N. L. Lea.
E. T. Atkinson.
Population, 1,653,
Treasurer — E. M. Richardson,
Sergeant — ^J. H. Price.
J. A. Smith.
Dillwyn.
Located in county of Buckingham. Population, 400.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, March 12, 1912.
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OFFICESS.
Mayoiv-E. W. Fitzgerald.
Clerk— E. L. Fortney.
R. B. Ranson.
A. W. Carter.
COUNCIL.
W. R. Connor.
W. W. Moore.
Treasurer — W. M. Cook.
Sergeant — C. H. Pendleton.
P. G. Davis.
W. S. White.
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Drakes Branch.
Located in county of Charlotte. Population, about 800.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, approved April 14, 1903.
Mayor — ^J. E. Crutcher.
Clerk — S. Jackson.
J. C. Booth.
C. W. Tucker.
OFFICEBS.
COUNCIL.
W. A. Crutcher.
T. W. Scott.
Treasurer — S. Jackson.
Sergeant — S. J. Collins.
Es L. Hoskins.
Dublin.
Located in county of Pulaski.
Incorporated by State, 1906.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — Geo. C. Moomaw.
Clerk— W. R. Cushing.
G. A. Vermillion.
L. T. Dudley.
COUNCIL.
Population, 500.
Treasurer — C. D, Glendy.
Sergeant — Wm. McDaniel.
J. W. Brillheart.
Dr. E. L. Sutherland.
Eastville.
Walter Crockett.
Located in county of Northampton.
Incorporated by act of Assembly, 1896.
Population, 322 (1910).
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— H. C. Guy.
Clerk— R. S. Trower.
A. W. Bradford,
Edw. Holland.
Treasurer — ^J. A. Jar vis.
Sergeant — ^J. S. Carpenter.
COUNCIL.
O. F. Mears.
T. H. Nottingham.
Edinburg.
Located in county of Shenandoah.
Incorporated by State, May 24, 1852.
Arthur Saunders.
J. T. Wilkins, 3rd.
Population, 512.
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REPORT OF THE
OFnCEBS.
Mayor — B. S.^Rau.
Clerk — ^J. N. Coflfman.
J. W. Santmiers.
Hugh Saum.
COUNCIL.
L. G. Swann.
J. N. Coflfman.
Treasurer — Hugh Saum.
Sergeant — A. Coflfman.
Geo. W. Ring.
C. W. Sheetz.
Elkton.
Located in county of Rockingham. Population, about 1,000.
Incorporated by act of legislature, May 1, 1908.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^E. R. Harrison.
Clerk — ^Eugene Petty.
J. T. Heard,
v., C.Miller.
COUNCIL.
M. M. Jarman.
A. B. Cover.
Treasurer — Eugene Petty.
Sergeant — S. W. Monger.
S. H. Gooden.
G. W. Walton.
Emporia.
Located in county of Greensville.
Incorporated 1889.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — W. M. Powell.
Clerk— W. W. Robertson.
G. L. Vincent.
W. C. Weaver.
R. J. Green.
COUNCIL.
W. S. Lindsay.
J. D. Peebles.
C. F. Johnson.
Population, 2,272.
Treasurer — H. W. Hall.
Sergeant — ^J. B. Rodgers.
W. R. Cato.
W. E. Harrison.
J. L. Suiter.
Fairfax.
Located in county of Fairfax. Population, about 435. We have not
access to the last census report.
Incorporated by act legislature, February 16, 1892.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^Jas. W. Ballard.
Clerk — Chapmon Fletcher.
O. B. Campbell.
W. T. Carter.
COUNCIL.
Thos. R. Keith.
J. W. Rust.
Treasurer — None .
Sergeant — ^E. M. Wiley.
Wilson M. Farr.
H. L. Burrows.
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Falls Church.
Located in the counties of Fairfax and Alexandria. Population, 1,515.
Incorporated by legislature, March 30, 1875.
OFBICKBS.
Mayor — Dr. S. S. Luttrell. Treasurer — A. H. Barbor.
Clerk — Geo. W. Hawxhurst. Sergeant — A. H. Barbor.
COUNCIL.
S. H. Styles. W. H. Lynch. C. V. Shreve.
P. B. Nourse. C. W. Lee. A. B. Piggott.
Fincastle.
Located in county of Botetourt. Population, 496.
Incorporated by House of Burgesses, February, 1772.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — Dr. W. N. Breckinridge. Treasurer — C. C. Burch.
Recorder — C. B. Camper. Sergeant— M. G. Fellers.
COUNCIL.
Cary Breckinridge. J. W. Duglass. S. B. Smith.
Benjamin Haden. E. B. Hayth. T. B. Settle.
C. B. Camper. •
Floyd.
Located in county of Floyd. Population, 500.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, 1891-92.
OFEICEBS.
Mayor— B. T. Williams. Treasurer— W. K. Proffit.
Clerk — ^Joseph A. Sowers. Sergeant — J. O. Hopkins.
COUNCIL.
W. K. Proffit. Joseph A. Sowers. W. G. Hylton.
P. B. Slusher.
Franklin.
Located in county of Southampton. Population, 2,500.
Incorporated by General Assembly, 1878.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. B. Gay. Treasurer — L. A. Gay.
Clerk — L. A. Gay. Sergeant — C. A. Bell.
COUNCIL.
P. R. Camp. W. O. Bristow. J. R. Knight.
Geo. H. Parker. R. C. Campbell. . W. E. Snipes.
294
REPORT OF THE
Fries.
Located in county of Grayson. Population, 1,800.
Incorporated by Assembly, December 21, 1901, and March 29, 1902.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^W. C. Robinson.
Clerk— S. C. Peck.
John Thorp.
E. A. Robinson.
John Williams.
couNcnx.
C. L. Smith.
B. S. Dob3ms.
Treasurer — S. C. Peck.
Sergeant — A. J. Smith.
J. W. Bolton.
John McLean.
Front Royal.
Located in county of Warren.
Incorporated by General Assembly of Virginia.
Population, 3,000.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — W. L. Jones.
Clerk — Wm. J. Kendrick.
W. L. Jones.
Wm. J. Kendrick.
COUNCIL.
Wm. W. Pettitt.
W.M. Proctor.
Treasurer— Wm. W. Pettitt.
Sergeant — E. C. Smith.
One vacancy.
Galax.
Located in counties of Carroll and Grayson.
Incorporated by legislature, 1^04 or 1905.
Mayor— J. F. Vass.
Clerk — B. D. Beamer.
C. P. Waugh.
D. A. Robertson.
OFFICEBS.
Population, 2,000.
COUNCIL.
R. E. Jones.
C. A. Colier.
Treasurer — B. D. Beamer.
Sergeant — C. T. Higgins.
George Early.
J. P. Carrico.
Gate City.
Located in county of Scott. Population, 900.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly of Virginia, approved
March 1, 1892.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — J. H. McConnell. Treasurer — W. W. Ramey
Clerk — C. C. Johnsbn, Jr. Sergeant — None.
Dr. C. T. Barker.
Dr. E. D. Rollins.
COUNCIL.
James Semones.
E. H. McConnell.
E. G. Quillin.
W. W. Ramey,
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295
Glade Spring.
Located in county of Washington. Population, about 500.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly about 1875. Am unable to
give exact date.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — B. Hunter Morriss. Treasurer — ^W. J. Button
Clerk — W. J. Button. Sergeant — ^J. W. Martin.
Asst. Sergeant — C. B. Francis.
E. M. Atkins.
W. J. Button.
COUNCIL.
J. R. Bendricks.
Gladeyille.
T. R. Wright.
Located in county of Wise. Population, 900.
Incorporated by act of legislature, approved February 24, 1874.
Mayor — ^A. C. Anderson.
Clerk— D. A. Mullins.
■
J. W. Daugherty.
Campbell Slemp.
OFFICERS.
COUNCIL,
T. W. Owens.
Sergeant— W. W. Killen.
D. E. Lelwellyn.
Glasgow.
Located in county of Rockbridge. Population, 500.
Incorporated by The Rockbridge Co., February 29, 1892.
Mayor— E. E. Gound.
Clerk— W. R. Moose.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — B. Locker .'^
Sergeant — R. P. Monroe.
R. G. Paxton.
G. S. Campbell.
COUNCIL.
B. F. Thomas.
C. B. Bear.
W. P. Slough.
Vacant.
Gordonsyille.
Located in county of Orange. Population, 700.
Incorporated by the town of Gordonsville, July 9, 1870.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— T. W. Ross.
Clerk — R. N. Spencer.
T. W. Ross.
N. A. Linney.
COUNCIL.
E. D. Michie.
J. W. Scott.
Treasurer — B. A. Goodwin.
Sergeant — R. G. Watkins.
R. M. Spencer.
M. C. Bill.
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Goshen.
Located in county of Rockbridge.
Incorporated by legislative acts of 1883-4.
Population, 200.
Mayor — John Critcher.
J.W.Bell.
J. W. Guinn.
OFFICERS.
COUNCIL.
W. A. Greaver.
W. H. Grogg.
Clerk— J. W. Bell
A. D. Bell.
Gretna.
Located in county of Pittsylvania. Population, 500.
Incorporated by charter renewed March, 1914.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. C. Vaiden.
Clerk—W. W. Altice.
F. I. Graber.
W. W. Altice.
COUNCIL.
D. E. Webb.
B. V. Shelton.
Treasurer — W. W. Altice.
Sergeant — J. W. Younger.
Dr. O. L. Ransey.
S. H. Creasy.
Grottoes.
Located in the county of Rockingham.
Incorporated by Ruffin, 1892.
Mayor — W. A. Leeth.
Clerk— R. E. Melhom.
Treasurer — R. E. Melhorn.
J. M. Bell.
J. L. Leeth.
OFFICERS.
Population, 700.
Sergeant — S. F. Newman.
Comr. of Revenue — R. R. Eutsler
COUNCIL.
J. H. Eutsler.
W. I. Hamsberger.
CD. Harnsberger.
W. H. Davis.
Grundy.
Located in county of Buchanan.
Clerk— Glenn Ratliff .
John W. Flannagan, Jr.
J. H. Stinson.
OFFICERS.
COUNCIL.
D. B. Atkins.
W. R. Perkins.
Glenn Ratliff .
Population, 500.
E. E. Smith.
A. V. Short.
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Hamilton.
Located in county of Loudoun. Population, 480.
Incorporated by General Assembly, February 18, 1876.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — W. D. Sydnor.
Clerk — ^J. E. Beales.
Isaac Ballenger.
H. J. Hoge.
Treasurer — J. E. Beales.
Sergeant — Vacant .
COUNCIL.
A. B. Whitacre.
John T. Thompson.
R. L. Saunders.
H. C. Rogers.
Herndon. ,
Located in county of Fairfax. Population, 1,200.
Incorporated by Virginia legislature, January 14j 1879.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — William M. Ayre.
Clerk — A. G. Hutchison.
M. T. Wilkins.
W. G. Mills.
C. S. Cooper.
COUNCIL.
Marcus Cohen.
CM. Burton.
Hillsboro.
Treasurer — A. G. Hutchison.
Sergeant — A. G. Hutchison.
D. W. Bixler.
E. B. Hutchison.
Located in county of Loudoun.
Incorporated by act of Assembly, 1879-1880.
Population, about 125.
Clerk— C. C. Gaver.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — Russell Price.
S. O. Clendening.
COUNCIL.
Edgar T. Crim.
Russell Price.
Holland.
Located in county of Nansemond.
Incorporated by Mr. Walter Jordan, 1900.
Population, 400.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. P. Dal ton.
Clerk— B. W. Councill.
Dr. J. G. Holland.
W. J. Holland.
Treasurer — B. W. Councill.
Sergeant— S. P. Whitfield.
COUNCIL.
R. H. Riedel.
Dr. A. T. Sheffield.
L. J. Daughtrey.
P. L. Everett.
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Houston.
Located in county of Halifax. Population, 700,
Incorporated by the General Assembly.
0F7ICEBS.
Mayor — Benj. Watkins Leigh. Treasurer — ^W. B. Elam.
Clerk — J. Easley Bouldin. Sergeant — None.
COUNCIL.
W. W. Hankins. J. E. Bouldain. Edgar Hedderley.
W. L. Dodd. H. B. M. Watkins. D. D. Leslie.
Iron Gate.
Located in county of Alleghany. Population, 600.
Incorporated by act of legislature, January 31, 1890.
' OFFICEBS.
Mayor — S. A. Dickason. Sergeant — C. H. McGann.
Clerk— Geo. B. Poole.
Treasurer — First National Bank, Clifton Forge, Va.
COUNCIL.
G. B. Poole. J. W. Black. H. C. Steele.
S. W. Noell. J. W. Surber. C. L. Lowe.
Ivor.
Located in county of Southampton. Population, 350.
Incorporated by Jas. L. McLemore, judge of the circuit court, October
19, 1908.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — L. C. Pulley. Sergeant — Robert H. Rawls.
Clerk — L. T. Saunders. Asst. Sergeant — D. P. Pursell.
Treasurer — L. T. Saunders.
COUNCIL.
T. A. Saunders. W. C. Rawls. Pettaway Barrett.
Thos. L. Bain. J. A. Mahoney. W. H. Drewry.
Jonesyille.
Located in county of Lee. Population, 500.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, 1900-1901 .
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^J. W. Neal. Treasurer — J. H. McDowell.
Clerk — ^J. H. McDowell. Sergeant — None.
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C. E. Couk.
C. B. Gibson.
COUNCIL.
J. S. Ewing.
W. L. Davidson.
J. H. McDowell
Kenbridge.
Located in county of Lunenburg.
m
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, 1912.
Population, 1,000.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — C. T. Ripberger.
Clerk — S. L. Johnson.
Treasurer — ^Wm. F. Manson,
Sergeant — ^J. R. Edmonds.
COUNCIL.
H. A. Crowder.
J. P. Ferguson.
Jas. J. Feathierstun.
J. T. Inge.
W. V. Blackwell.
W. D. Hardy.
Keysville.
Located in county of Charlotte. Population, 600.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, 1887, approved March 24.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — H. D. Peters.
Clerk — H. A. Murray.
G. R. Hubbard.
A.^B. Hamner.
COUNCIL.
H. A. Murray.
J. B. Bailey.
Treasurer — J. E. Harris.
Sergeant — A. W. Inge.
J. E. Harris.
W. R. Staples.
Lacrosse.
Located in county of Mecklenburg.
Incorporated by legislature, 1901 .
OFFICERS.
Mayor — L. M. Raney.
Clerk — H. D. Barham
J. W. Matthews.
F. M. Winckler.
COUNCIL.
Population, 271 .
Treasurer — H.fD. Barham
Sergeant — B. J. Walker.
R. P. Montgomery.
D. L. Northington*.
Lawrenceville.
L. C. Moseley.
Located in county of Brunswick.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. L. Palmer.
Clerk — ^J. W. Upchurch.
Population, 1,733 in 1910.
Treasurer — J.[,W. Upchurch.
Sergeant — S. H. Browder.
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REPORT OF THE
L. S. Purdy.
James Ruben.
J. D. Barkley.
COUNCIL.
ft. S. Edwards.
H. D. Prince.
Lebanon.
J. N. Osborne.
S. P. Darden.
Located in county of Russell. Population, about 600.
Incorporated by legislature, act approved February 21, 1873, page-76,
amended in Acts 1889-90 and 1897-98.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. W. Bausell.
Clerk — R. S. Meade.
E. S. Finney.
O. S. Bums.
Treasurer — Arthur Garrett.
Sergeant — Arthur Garrett.
COUNCIL.
W. N. Hendricks.
N. W. Easterly.
W. P. Gray.
H. F. Bauell.
Lc^sburg.
Located in county of Loudoun.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, 1914.
Population, 2,000.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. R. Lowenbach.
Clerk— J. E. Wright. ,
Oden Casey.
L. T. Fry. •
Josephus Carr.
C. R. Lowenbach.
Sergeant — M. T. Whitmore.
couNcn.
B. V. White.
C. C. Saffer.
L. C. Rollins.
J. R. Hess.
H. E. Cole.
Clinton Saunders.
Samuel Norris.
John T. Horrihane.
Lexington.
Located in county of Rockbridge. Population, 2,965 by census 1910,
exclusive of W. & L. and V.
M.I.
Incorporated by general act, 1778.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — O. C. Jackson.
Clerk— A. P. Wade.
M. B. Corse.
S. O. Campbell.
COUNCIL.
Henry C. Ford.
Charles Pole.
Louisa.
Located in county of Louisa.
Incorporated by legislature, 1873.
Treasurer — ^J. Will Moore,
Sergeant — ^J. L. Parrent.
Reid White.
H. C. Wise.
Population, about 400.
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0TFICEB8.
Mayor — Geo. H. Johnson.
Clerk— P. B. Porter.
Geo. H. Johnson.
W. W. Smith, Jr.
F. G. Duvall.
COUNCIL.
A. B. Woodward.
P. B. Porter.
Treasurer — P. B. Porter.
Sergeant — No regular one.
J. P. Donnally.
H. Q. Dickerson.
Luray.
Located in county of Page.
Population, about 1,500.
Incovporated by Virginia legislature, 1903-04.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. A. Hammer.
Clerk — ^J. R. Mims.
Emmett Rankin.
R. L. Renalds.
COUNCIL.
W. E. Frank.
J. R. Mims.
Treasurer — Emmett Rankin.
Sergeant — G. W. Slusher.
J. A. Hammer.
Manassas.
Located in county of Prince William.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^W. C. Wagener.
Clerk— G. R. Ratcliffe.
T. F. Coleman.
Albert Speiden.
C. M. Larkin.
COUNCIL.
E. R. Conner.
C. R. C. Johnson.
D. J. Arrington.
Population, 1,300.
Treasurer — C. C. Leachman.
Sergeant — C. W. Wine.
O. E. Newman.
H. D. Wenrich.
C. E. Nash.
Marion.
Located in county of Smyth.
Incorporated by legislature.
Mayor — ^R. G. Goolsby.
Clerk— A. P. Snider.
Population, 3,000.
OFFICERS.
W. M. Hull.
T. J. Maxwell.
A. T. Lincoln.
COUNCIL.
H. L. Kent.
D. D. Staley.
Treasurer — W. E. Johnson.
Sergeant — W. E. Greer.
J. M. Briscoe.
W. E. Johnson.
Meadow View.
Located in coimty of Washington. Population, about 600.
Incorporated by an act of the General Assembly of Virginia, approved
March 14, 1908.
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Mayor — ^J. C. Francisco.
Clerk — V. Kendrick.
OFFICERS.
Sergeant — T. H. Stringer.
Treasurer — V. Kendrick.
J. A. Button.
Frank Repass.
COUNCIL.
J. W. Parris.
D. T. Ritchie.
J. W. Maiden.
R. J. Smyth.
Mendota.
Located in county of Washington.
Incorporated by legislature, February, 1914.
Population, 300.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. R. McKinzie.
Clerk— C. F. Smith.
Dr. A. B. English.
J. E. Ellington.
COUNCIL.
L. D. Crawford.
V. C. Barker.
Treasurer — A. C. Rice.
Sergeant — O. M. Holt.
C. F. Smith.
Middleburg.
Located in county of Loudoun. Population, about 500.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, approved November
5th, 1870.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— D. K. Smith. Treasurer— W. W. Welsh.
Clerk — W. M. Ferguson. Sergeant — None.
COUNCIL.
Jos. M. Martin.
John J. Roche.
Dr. H. A. Spitler.
W. D. Hoskinson.
W. M. Ferguson.
Middletown.
Located in county of Frederick. Population, 450.
Incorporated by General Assembly, approved February 21, 1882.
Mayor— C. B. Manuel.
Clerk — E. R. Sperry.
W. E. Coffman.
C. A. Rhodes.
OFFICERS.
COUNCIL.
Fred E. Kline.
J. R. Watson.
Treasurer — E. R. Sperry.
Sergeant — ^W. H. Edmonson.
M. H. Rhodes.
E. R. Sperry.
Milford.
Located in coimty of Caroline.
Charter expired.
Population, no census taken.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
303
Mineral.
Located in county of Louisa.
Incorporated by General Assembly, April 2, 1902.
Population, 450.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. C. Amett.
Clerk— W. P. Burch.
W. P. Burch.
J. O. Carr.
Treasurer — ^J. O. Carr.
COUNCIL.
W. P. Chaplin.
Frank J. Sapley.
Monterey.
C. p. Noel.
J. S. Harlow.
Located in county of Highland. Population, 300.
Incorporated by act of Assembly, 1914, page 462 and previous acts.
March 26, 1914 (also March 29, 1848; March 17, 1876; February
19, 1898).
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. M. Colaw. Treasurer — C. T. Shumate.
Clerk — ^J. H. Pruitt. Sergeant — C. T. Shumate.
Lloyd SuUenberger.
W. H. Lunsford.
COUNCIL.
E. B. Whitelaw.
L. Homer Stephenson.
A. P. Gum.
A. L. Jones.
Mount Crawford.
Located in county of Rockingham. Population, about 200.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, December 14, 1896.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — O. A. Laymon.
Treasurer — C. T. Stokes.
Clerk— J. G. Shank.
Sergeant — I. N. Stinebuck.
Vacant.
J. G. Shank.
COUNCIL.
C. T. Stokes.
M. G. Dean.
J. F. Crown.
A. P. Balentine.
Mount Jackson.
Located in county of Shenandoah.
Incorporated by the legislature, February 18, 1888.
Population, 500.
0FFIGBB8.
Mayor— P. M. S. Bird, Jr.
Clerk— O. L. Burkett.
Treasurer — O. L. Burkett.
Sergeant — Charles D. Wars.
S. A. Moflfett.
E. L. Ruby.
COUMOIJU
W. E. Carroll.
J. B. Maphis.
J. W. Ryman.
O. L. Burkett.
304
REPORT OF THE
Narrows.
Located in county of Giles. Population, 1,600.
Incorporated by Acts 1904, amended October, 1914.
Mayor — K. S. French.
Clerk— J. C. Glenn.
OFFICEBS.
Treasurer — F. E. Bastian.
Sergeant — ^J. C. Johnson.
Clark Tate.
K. R. Shumate.
COUNCIL.
G. C. Kirk.
James Worner.
W. R. Davis.
J. C. Glenn.
Newcastle.
Located in county of Craig Population, 450.
Incorporated by Circuit Court, September 1, 1911.
Mayor — Hafford Barger.
Clerk— W. K. Bell.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — W. O. Martin.
Sergeant — Garfield Adams.
W. K. Bell.
Ed. Lee Walker.
COUNCIL.
C. E. Burger.
Glenwood Craft.
New Market.
W. O. Ferrell.
G. W. Craft.
Located in county of Shenandoah.
Incorporated by legislature, December 14, 1796.
Population, 638.
Mayor — C. W. Cushman.
Clerk— G. A. Woods.
OFFICEBS.
Treasurer — A. M. Thoilias.
Sergeant — C. G. Rice.
G. A. Woods.
C. H. Moore.
COUNCIL.
I
J. E. Beidler.
A. M. Thomas.
J. C Sinhoss.
R. H. Zirkle.
North Tazewell.
Located in county of Tazewell. Population, 350.
Incorporated by General Assembly of Virginia, February 24, 1894.
(MTFICEBS.
Mayor — W. L. Britts.
Clerk — L. L. Dickenson.
C. P. Beavers.
Wade H. Peery.
couNCH..
W. W. Peery.
C. H. Peery.
Treasurer — ^J. W. Whitley.
Sergeant — H. F. Peery.
W. L. Baker.
M. C. Williams.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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Occoquan.
Located in county of Prince William.
Incorporated by legislature, 1874.
Population, about 300.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^John R. Selecman.
Clerk— P. E. Hammill.
W. A. Lynn.
P. E. Hammill.
Sergeant — Leo E. Beach.
COUNCIL.
Tyson Janney.
John R. Selecman.
James Barbee.
Orange.
Located in county of Orange.
Incorporated by General Assembly, 1855H6.
Population, 1,000.
Mayor— A. J. Harlow.
Clerk— C. W. Grim.
Treasurer — C. W. Grim.
N. C. Bailey.
C. W.Grim.
OFFICERS.
Sergeant — F. M. Bayne>
Asst. Sergeant — J. L. Walker.
COUNCIL.
W. W. Ware.
L. Willis, Jr.
A. J. Harlow.
Pamplin City.
Located in county of Appomattox. Population, 500,
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly of Virginia, approved
March 31, 1875.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — Charles Hindley. Treasurer — R. L. Franklin.
Clerk — ^W . R . ^ Brightwell . Sergeant — L, M . Franklin .
O. E. Peterson.
C. F. Harvey.
COUNCIL.
R. D. Baldwin.
F. H. Lukin.
Pearisburg.
Located in county of Giles. Population, 600.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, March, 1914.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. H. Wool wine.
Clerk— E. S. Dennis.
F. B. Miller.
T. J. Pearson.
Treasurer — F. E. Snidow
Sergeant — ^Vacant .
COUNCIL.
W. H. Wheelwright.
T. C. Johnston.
J. W. Porterfield.
T. F. Witten.
306
REPORT OF THE
Pennington Gap.
Located in county of Lee. Population, 1,200-1,500.
Incorporated by legislature, act approved March 28, 1902.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — R. E. L. Chumbley.
Clerk— H. T. Kelly.
COUNCIL.
P. H. Merser.
S. F. Smolley.
F. S. Howard.
J. E. Laningham.
Treasurer— H. T. Kelly.
Sergeant — ^W. Y. Tucker.
H. T. Kelly.
L. H. Brodie.
Phoebus.
Located in county of Elizabeth City. Population, 2,394.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, January, 1900.
Mayor — ^J. E. Dixon.
Clerk — L. P. Fumess.
R. H. Smith.
W. P. Stim^ell.
C. Hellman.
OFFICEBS.
COUNCIL.
James Grant.
C. A. Eacho, Sr.
J. W. Craigs.
Treasurer — E. C. Kaiser, Jr.
Sergeant — Geo. H. Lancer.
R. F. Snow.
R. J. Copeland.
Pocahontas.
Located in county of Tazewell.
Mayor — M. J. Alexander.
Clerk— Joseph Stupalsky.
Robt. Wallace.
Jos. W. Baily.
Jno. Robert.
OFFICEBS.
COUNCIL.
Chas. S. Minter.
L. E. Ward.
M. C. Smith.
Population, about 3,500.
Treasurer — Louie Baach.
Sergeant — T. B. Dennen.
B. T. Graham.
A. V. Sproles.
Port Royal.
Located in county of Caroline. Population, about 190.
Incorporated by legislature, last incorporated about 1865.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — C. W. Gravatt.
Clerk— W. H. Carter.
A. F. Turner.
W. T. Pratt.
Treasurer — W. H. Carter.
COUNCIL.
C. P. Roach.
W. T. Halloway.
D. B. Powers.
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Potomac.
Located in county of Alexandria.
Population, 1,400,
Incorporated by act of Assembly, March 13, 1908.
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Mayor— J. W. Morris.
Clerk— J. W. Vamey.
•Geo. E. West.
F. S. Morris.
OFFICEBS.
Treasurer — O. C. Beall.
Sergeant — A. E. West.
COUNCIL.
A. S. Pennypacker.
Jacob Corl.
N. T. Foard.
G. C. McCauley,
Pulaski.
Located in county of Pulaski.
Incorporated by legislature of Virginia, 1886.
Mayor— E. W. Calfee.
Clerk— C. W. Bushong.
Dr. W. W. Chaffin.
B. C. Hurst.
A. M. Bushong.
OFFICEBS.
Population, 6,000.
COUNCIL.
R. L. Beamer.
H. L. Trolinger.
A. J. Hailey.
Treasurer — W. W. Cave.
Sergeant — ^J. I. Carper.
T. L. James.
W. H. Trolinger.
Purcellville,
Located in county of Loudoun.
Incorporated March 14, 1908.
Mayor — A. N. Adams.
Clerk— T. N. Carruthers.
E. H. Hirst.
Terry Hirst.
OFFICEBS.
Population, 500.
COUNCIL.
J. L. Lodge.
O. L. Emerick.
Treasurer — ^J. E. Norman,
Sergeant — None .
M. B. Young.
J. E. Norman.
Remington.
Located in county of Fauquier.
Incorporated by Geo. W. Dewey. M.arch 3, 1890.
Population, 500.
OFFIGEBS.
Mayor — C. H. Bowen.
Clerk — Dr. G. R. Cottingham.
COUNCIL.
R. L. Willis.
S. D. Embrey.
Hugh Hamilton.
W. E. Hemo.
Treasurer — H. A. Brown.
Sergeant — ^J. A. McConchie.
G. R. Cottingham,
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REPORT OF THE
Richlands.
Located in county of Tazewell.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— W. B. F. White.
Clerk— F. F. Hurt.
Dr. W. R. Williams.
C. C. Hyatt.
COUNCIL,
Geo. D. Horton.
J. R. Scott.
Population, 1,200.
Treasurer— F. F. Hurt.
Sergeant — ^J. M. Yost.
T. A. Draper.
C. D. Cartright.
Ridgeway.
Located in county of Henry. Population, 300.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, February, 1890.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— J. W. Griggs.
Clerk— F. P. Turner.
D. H. Mason.
T. C. Coleman.
COUNCIL.
W. D. MitchelK
F. P. Turner.
Treasurer — Geo. B. Jones.
Sergeant — Geo. B. Jones.
T. K. Jones.
W. M. Carpenter.
Rocky Mount.
Located in county of Franklin. Population, 1,200 (1915).
Incorporated by act of legislature, 1873.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — C. S. Greer.
Clerk— W. A. Belcher.
W. A. Belcher.
Peter Saunders.
COUNCIL.
N. P. Angle.
T. J. Dudley.
Treasurer — W. A. Belcher.
Sergeant^-T. J. Smithers.
W. R. Davis.
E. S. Scott.
Round Hill.
Located in county of Loudoun. Population, between 500 and 600.
Incorporated by act of legislature, session of 1899 and 1900.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. C. Van Devanter.
Clerk — ^Johnson Taylor,
COUNCIL.
L. O. Hammerly.
H. C. Thompson.
J. C. Rogers.
Johnson Taylor.
Treasurer — Johnson Taylor.
Sergeant — ^Walter H. Howell.
One vacancy at present
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Rural Retreat.
Located in county of Wythe. Population, 500.
Incorporated by circuit court of Wythe county, July 24, 1911.
Mayor — ^A. H. Price.
Clerk— W. E. Brown.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — ^W. E. Brown.
Sergeant — Geo. S. Vaugt.
A. B. Greiner.
W. G. Delp.
COXTNCIL.
C. W. Davis.
Z. M. Neflf.
Saint Charles.
F. M. Greer.
B. B. Miller.
Located in county of Lee. Population, 500.
Incorporated by Lee county circuit court, January 10, 1914.
Mayor — Lee Reese.
Clerk— G. N. Kirk.
OFFICEBS.
Treasurer — Lee Reese.
Sergeant — A. J. Stacy.
A. J. Leedy.
B. Bailey.
COUNCIL.
M. R. Kirk.
H. P. Kirk.
J. M. Gilliam.
I. KaufTman.
Salem.
Located in county of Roanoke.
Incorporated by legislature of Virginia, January 6, 1806,
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^James S. Persinger.
Clerk — ^J. Horace Smith.
J. S. Goldsmith.
O. D. Oakey.
COUNCIL.
C. W. Cook.
Jno. R. Keister.
Treasurer — ^J. Horace Smith.
Sergeant — W. A. Vest.
C. B. Strickler,
CO. Morgan.
Saltirille.
Located in counties of Smyth and Washington. Population, 2,000.
Incorporated by legislature of Virginia, February 7, 1896.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — J. S. Goetchius.
Clerk-^. H. Gollehon.
W. B. Porterfield.
J. L. Early.
COUNCIL.
W. E. Roberts.
H. M. Jacocks.
Treasurer — C. M. Shannon.
Sergeant — ^J. C. Kent.
Palmer St. Clair.
W. S. Dunham.
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REPORT OF THE
Scottsirille.
Located in county of Albemarle. Population, 700.
Incorporated by General Assembly of Virginia, 1819.
Mayor — ^Jackson Beal,
Clerk— J. P. Blair.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — Jackson Beal.
Sergeant — M. Sutherland.
J. P. Blair.
N. T. Sclater.
COUNCIL.
T. E. Bruce.
L. R. Stinson.
L. G. White.
C. R. Dorrier.
Shenandoah.
Located in county of Page.
Incorporated, 1886.
Mayor — W. S. Long.
Clerk — ^J. P. Hockman.
W. T. Koontz.
Isaac Shuler.
OFFICERS.
Population, 1,700,
Sergeant — ^J. B. Whiteside,
COUNCIL.
O. M. Strickler.
H. J. Sindlinger.
H. E. Roudabush.
Wilmer Lauderback.
Singers Glen.
Located in county of Rockingham.
Incorporated by act approved March 2, 1894.
Population, 90,
Mayor — ^E. W. Funk.
Clerk— D. M. Hollar.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — P. H. Donavan.
Sergeant — W. H. Rodgers.
W. C. Funk.
G. W. Hedrick.
COUNCIL.
D. M. Hollar.
P. H. Donavan.
D. S. Vanpelt.
L. S. Coakley.
Smithfield.
Located in county of Isle of Wight.
Incorporated, 1752.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — L. C. Brock.
Clerk — J. M. Chapman.
P. D. Gwaltney, Jr.
W. F. Moody.
COUNCIL.
J. Allen Charles.
John I. Cofer.
Population, 1,500.
Treasurer — J. M. Chapman.
Sergeant — ^J. R. Moore.
F. B. Simpson.
B. P. Chapman.
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South Boston.
Located in county of Halifax. Population (estimated), 6,000.
Incorporated by special act of legislature, 1884.
OFnCEBS.
Mayor — W. L. Penick.' Treasurer — John C. Lawson.
Clerk— E. N. Hardy. Sergeant— E. N. Hardy.
OOUMCIL.
J. C. Lawson. J. B. Wilbom. W. T.|Lea.
W. C. McCanless. ^ J.E.Wood. G. E. JFaulkner.
South HiU.
Located in county of Mecklenburg. Population, about 1,200.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, 1901.
OFFicaakS.
Mayor — Hiram P. Wall. Treasurer — ^J. H. Wall, Sr.
Clerk — ^Mack Pritchett. Sergeant — H. C. Pointer.
00X7NCIL.
J. H. Wall, Sr. B. L. Watson. Thomas A. Bryson.
W. R. Holden. R. E. Yancey. T. W. Allen.
Stephens City.
Located in county of Frederick. Population, 600.
GFFlCSSBa,
Mayor — W. H. Painter. Treasurer — L. A. Adams.
Clerk — ^J. Harvey Canter. Sergeant — W. M. White.
COX7NCIL.
L. A. Adams. J. P. Samsell. J. Harvey Canter.
J. R. Sonner. F. B. Cadwallader. A. E. Funkhouser.
St. Paul.
Located in county of Wise. Population, about 1,000.
Incorporated by circuit court of Wise county, April 12, 1911.
OFFICERS.
Mayor— C. C. Bolton. Treasurer— J. M. Hillman.
Clerk— J. M. Hillman. Sergeant — ^J. W. Smith.
COUNCIL.
A. J. Stover. C. L. Fletcher. L. B. Harwell.
G. L. Pugh. Dr. C. E. Greear. C. H. Greear.
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Strasbiirg.
Located in county of Shenandoah. Population,. 1,000, town proper.
Incorporated by legislature, March 30, 1871. Amended 1883-4.
Major — L. Hum.
Clerk — A. G. Machir.
OFFICEBS.
Treasurer — R. S. Wright.
Sergeant — ^Jas. B. Finch.
COUNCIL.
J. W. Eberly.
R. £. Borden.
Geo. Ebersole.
H. L. gottel.
Stuart.
R. S. Wright.
A. G. Machir.
Located in county of Patrick. Population, 600.
Incorporated by General Assembly, November 22, 1884.
Mayor — ^M. D. Bailey, Jr.
Glerk — H. L. Hooker.
J. M. Hooker.
J. R. Glark.
OFFICERS.
COUNCIL.
R. J. Goimer.
J. T. Garter.
Treasurer — J. M. Flippin.
Sergeant — ^J. M. Flippin.
J. W. Fulton.
Tangier.
Located in county of Accomac.
Incorporated by Judge Fletcher, May 22,. 1916.
Population, 1,400.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^J. W. Grockett, of H.
Glerk— W. S. Parks.
Treasurer — Jno. S. Wheatley.
Sergeant — G. G. Gonnorton.
COUNCIL.
J. T. Pruitt.
J. S. Wheatly.
Garry Grockett.
W. T. Grockett.
Tappahannock.
Willie E. Thomas.
H. L. Grockett.
Located in county of Essex. Population, 375.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly of Virginia, last amend-
ment. Acts, 1914.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — H. G. DeShields. Treasurer — R. B. Rouzie.
Glerk — J. G. Phillips. Sergeant — W. R. Passagaluppi.
H. G. DeShields.
R. B. Rouzie.
J. G. Phillips.
COUNCIL.
A. D. Latane.
J. T. Robins.
D. G. Winston.
Thornton Taylor.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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Tazewell.
Located in county of Tazewell. Population, 1,300.
Incorporated by General Assembly, February, 1866.
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Mayor — A. C. Buchanan.
Recorder — T. A. Repass, Jr.
T. C. Bowen.
J. N. Johnson.
OFFICEBS.
COUNCIL.
H. L. Spratt.
T. R. Peery.
Sergeant — ^J. S. Thompson.
G. M. Mullin.
H. R. Hawthorne.
The Plains.
Located in county of Fauquier.
Incorporated by Circuit Court, 1911.
Population, 350.
Mayor— H. H. Hulfish.
Clerk— I. T. Cochran.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — A. E. Sinclair.
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Richard Mason.
R. B. Shackleford.
COUNCIL.
I. W. Murray.
I. T. Cochran.
A. E. Sinclair.
Wm. S. Rinker.
Timberrille.
Located in county of Rockingham. Population, about 275.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, approved February 21,
1894.
OFFICEKS.
Mayor — None. Treasurer — B. F. Zirkle.
Clerk— V. S. Orebaugh.
COUNCIL.
F. H. Driver.
F. M. Bowman.
Geo. F. Bull.
B. F. Crist.
C. J. Smucker.
S. A. Shutters.
Troutdale.
Located in county of Grayson. Population, 1,000.
Incorporated by an act of the General Assembly, 1906.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — E. C. Reedy.
Clerk— C. F. Greer.
John F. Greear.
C. T. Forrester.
COUNCIL.
Wade H. Hash.
T. E. Caudill.
Treasurer — W. H. Handy.
Sergeant — Lloyd Barker.
F. L. Greear.
C. P. Greer.
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REPORT OF THE
UppervUIe.
Located in county of Fauquier.
Incorporated by — This information not at hand.
Date — About 60 years ago.
Population, 350.
omcEBS.
Mayor — P. S. Gochnauer.
Clerk — Dr. Fred. Gochnauer.
Treasurer. — Dr Fred. Gochnauer
Sergeant — None .
COUNCIL.
Chas. A. Wiltshire.
J. E. Bradfield.
Walter S. Costello.
George C. Costello.
E. B. Burwell.
Dr. Fred. Gochnauer.
Urbanna.
Located in county of Middlesex.
Incorporated by House of Delegates, April, 1902.
Population, 500.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^John Richwine.
Clerk
Treasurer — Thos. G. Jones.
COUNCIL.
L. L. Harper.
R. A. Davis.
C. A. Taylor.
J. W. Brown.
T. M. Bonner.
L. M. Weaver.
Victoria.
Located in county of Lunenburg.
Incorporated by order of court, 1908.
Population, 2,500.
Mayor — E. D. Hostrander.
Clerk— G. R. Marshall.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — D. M. Austin.
Sergeant^W. T, White.
G. R. Marshal^
B. L. Lafoor
COUNCIL.
G. G. Bickford.
R. B. Seaborn.
A. B. Chandler.
W. E. Dungan.
Vienna.
Located in county of Fairfax.
Incorporated by Maj. O. E. Hine, 1890.
Population, 700.
OFFICERS.
Acting Mayor — C. E. Babcock.
Clerk — ^John McCarty.
Jos. Berry.
W. D. Dixon.
COUNCIL.
C. E. Babcock.
A. B. Barringer.
Treasurer — Afred Adams.
Sergeant
L. L. Freeman.
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Vinton.
Located in County of Roanoke.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor— W. S. Pollard.
Clerk— J. W. Pedigo.
J. W. McCue, Ch'n,
H. S. Burkholder.
COUNCIL.
W. L. Wade.
C. W. Bradley.
Virgilina.
Located in county of Halifax.
Incorporated February 5, 1900.
OFFICEItS.
Mayor— R. C. Tuck.
Clerk — W. L. Gregory.
S. R. Jordan.
T. G. Pool.
COUNCIL.
Max Horn.
W. D. Gregory.
Population, 3,000.
Treasurer — ^J. W. Pedigo.
Sergeant — H. C. Craft.
J. H. Upson.
G. W. Gray.
Population, 450.
Treasurer — Arthur Tuck.
Sergeant — T. J. Humphries.
W. S. Daniel.
J. C. Daniel.
Virginia Beach.
Located in county of Princess Anne.
Incorporated by legislature, March 6, 1906.
Population, 1,000.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — Chas. E. Barco.
Clerk— W. T. Jarvis.
Chas. E. Barco, Pres.
W. P. Ashbum, F. Pres,
T. J. Richardson.
COUNCIL.
F. C. Rice.
R. JB. Johnson.
Treasurer — W. T. Jarvis.
Sergeant — W. T. Jarvis.
R. H. Land.
W. A. Payne.
Wachapreague.
Located in county of Accomac. Population, about 600.
Incorporated by an act of General Assembly, approved April 2, 1902.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — B. F. Sturgis.
Clerk— G. F. Stiles.
E. J. Smith.
J. B. Mapp.
COUNCIL.
J. K. Harm an.
W. T. Fosque.
Treasurer — G. F. Stiles.
Sergeant — B. W. Johnson.
J. E. Mapp, Jr.
W. D. Davis.
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Wakefield.
Located in county of Sussex.
Incorporated by legislature, 1932.
Population, 800.
Mayor — T. L. Moore.
Clerk — J. D. Owen.
P. J. Holmes.
H. W. Booth.
OFFICERS.
Treasurer — W. H. Savedge.
Sergeant — H. L. Harris.
COUNCIL.
E. W. Scarborough.
J. B. Kitchen.
J. D. Owen.
W. H. Savedge.
Warrenton.
Located in county of Fauquier.
Incorporated by act of Assembly.
Population, 1,800.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — A. O. Weedon.
Recorder — R. W. Hilliary.
C. E. Tiffany.
A. F. Payne.
J. O. Hodgkin.
COUNCIL.
S. C. Brittle.
H. I. Hutton.
Treasurer — D. P. Wood.
Sergeant — C. V. Robinson.
L. Keith.
Robt. E. Merefee,
Washington.
Located in county of Rappahannock.
Incorporated 1894.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — Dr. E. W. Brown.
Clerk— H. M. Miller.
Population, 300.
COUNCIL.
W. M. Stuart.
J. W. Clarke.
G. E. Bywaters.
F. C. Baggarly.
Waterford.
Treasurer — B. J. Wood.
Sergeant — R. B. Heterick.
H. M. Miller.
Located in county of Loudoun. Population, about 500.
Incorporated by act of Assembly, March 11, 1875.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — E. C. James.
Clerk— M. C. Hough.
S. L. Moore,
A. L. McGavock.
COUNCIL.
R. R. Walker.
J. B. Steer.
Treasurer— M. C. Hough.
Sergeant — J. T. Myers.
L. P. Smith,
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Waverly.
Located in county of Sussex. Population, in 1910 official census, 1,065.
Incorporated by General Assembly, February 29, 1892.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — Robert W. Arnold.
Clerk— R. T. West.
H. A. Gray.
P. Fleetwood, Jr.
COUNCIL.
W. Grammar.
B. E. Livesay.
Treasurer— R. T. West.
Sergeant — I. H. Fleetwood.
W. H. Ford.
Waynesboro.
Located in county of Augusta. Population, 1,382, by 1910 census.
Incorporated by charter from legislature, amended charter March 3,
1896.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — Chas. H. Wi throw.
Clerk— Paul B. Woodfin.
J. F. Harper.
J. A. Clark.
Treasurer — Paul B. Woodfin.
Sergeant — R. E. Scruggs.
COUNCIL.
F. L. Cook.
C. M. Lambert.
T. E. Nininger.
J. H. Smith.
West Point.
Located in county of King William. Population, about 500; at present
about 2,000.
Incorporated by acts of Assembly, chapter 329, 1869-70.
OFFICERS.
Mayor — ^J. W. Courtney.
Clerk — A. Robinson.
E. D. Clopton.
C. H. Denmead.
B. M. Nance.
COUNCIL.
J. W. Wilkinson.
L.R. Treat.
Treasurer — H. E. Topping.
Sergeant — A. Robinson.
P. B. Shelton.
Scott Broaddus.
Windsor.
Located in coimty of Isle of Wight.
Incorporated in 1902.
OFFIGEBS.
Mayor— W. J. Rhodes.
Clerk, J. L. King.
Population, 500.
Treasurer— C. T. King.
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J. M. Raby.
C. L. Griffin.
COUNCII..
J. L. King.
J. S. Persens.
Woodstock.
C. H. Riggon.
C. W. Bailey.
Located in the county of Shenandoah. Population, 1,500.
Incorporated by General Assembly of Virginia, 1872-73.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — Gilbert E. Pence.
Clerk — M. W. Magruder.
H. Morrison, Jr.
C A. Saum.
COUNCIL,
P. F. Peer.
F. S. Bowman.
Treasurer — M. W. Magruder.
Sergeant — W. M. Burner.
Herbert Trotter.
J. D. Hisey.
WythevUle.
Located in county of Wythe. Population (1910), 3,300.
Incorporated by act of General Assembly, March 6, 1839.
OFFICEBS.
Mayor — ^J. J. A. Powell.
Clerk— D. A. Rich.
C. M. Trinkle.
J. M. Kelly.
COUNCIL.
John A. Cook.
Geo. C. Williams.
Treasurer — ^J. S. Lawson.
Sergeant — Thos. L. Moyers,
G. B. Cassell.
G. S. Bruce.
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List of Incorporated Towns in the State
of Virginia
Showing the Counties in which they are located.
Abingdon Washington.
AltaVista Campbell.
Amherst Amherst.
Appalachia Wise.
Ashland. Hanover.
Basic City Augusta.
Bedford. Bedford.
Belle Haven. Accomac.
Berry vTlle. Clarke.
Big Stone Gap. Wise.
Blacksburg. Montgomery.
Blackstone Nottoway.
Bondtown Wise.
Bowling Green Caroline.
Boyce Clarke.
Boydton. Mecklenburg.
Boykins Southampton.
Branchville... Southampton.
Bridgewater. Rockingham.
Broadway. Rockingham .
Brookneal .* Campbell.
*Brentsville Prince William.
Buchanan Botetourt.
*Buckingham Buckingham.
Burkeville Nottoway.
Cambria Montgomery.
Cape Charles Northampton.
Cedar Bluff. . .- Tazewell.
Chase City. Mecklenburg.
Charlotte C. H Charlotte.
Chatham. , « Pittsylvania.
Chilhowie Smyth.
Chincoteague Accomac.
Christiansburg. Montgomery.
Claremont Surry.
Clarksville Mecklenburg.
*Cleveland Russell.
Clifton Station Fairfax.
Clinchport Scott.
Clintwood Dickinson.
Clover .....Halifax.
Coeburn. ._ Wise.
Colom'al Beach Westmoreland.
Columbia. Fluvanna.
Courtland. Southampton.
Covington. Alleghany.
Crewe.^ Nottoway.
Culpeper Culpeper.
Damascus Washington.
Dajrton.... Rockingham.
Dendron Surry.
Dillwyn- Buckingham .
Drakes Branch Charlotte .
*Dry Fork. Pittsylvania.
Dublin Pulaski.
♦Duffield Scott.
*East Stone Gap Wise.
Esstville Northampton.
Edinburgh Shenandoah.
Elkton Rockingham.
Emporia Greensville.
Fairfax. Fairfax.
Falls Church ......Fairfax.
Falmouth StaflFord.
Farmville Prince Edward.
Fincastle Botetourt.
Floyd Floyd.
Friea Grayson.
Franklin. - Southampton.
Front Royal Warren.
Galax Grayson.
Gate City Scott.
Glasgow. Rockbridge.
Glade Spring Washington.
Gladeville Wise.
P. O. Wise.
Gordonsville Orange.
Goshen. Rockbridge.
Graham Tazewell.
Gretna. Pittsylvania.
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Grottoes Buckingham.
Grundy. .^ Buchanan.
Hamilton Loudoun.
Harrisonburg.^ Rockingham.
Ha3Tiiarket. Prince William.
Hemdon. Fairfax.
Hillsboro. ...Loudoun.
•Hillsville Carroll.
Holland Nansemond.
Honaker... Russell.
Houston. — Halifax.
•Independence Grayson.
Iron Gate. Alleghany.
Ivor. . . - Southampton.
Jonesville Lee.
Kenbridge Lunenburg.
Kecoughtan Elizabeth City.
Keysville Charlotte.
Lacrosse '. Mecklenburg.
Lawrence ville Brunswick.
Lebanon. Russell.
Leesburg. Loudoun.
Lexington Rockbridge.
Louisa Louisa.
Lovettsville Loudoun.
Luray. Page.
Manassaa Prince William.
Marion. Smyth.
Martinsville.. Henry.
*Mechanicsburg Bland.
Meadow View Washington.
Mendota Washington.
Middleburg. . ._ Loudoun.
Middletown Frederick.
*Millford- ._ Caroline.
Mineral Louisa.
Monterey Highland.
Mount Crawford Rockingham.
Mount Jackson Shenandoah.
*Mount Sidney Augusta.
Narrows Giles.
*Newbem Pulaski.
•Newcastle Craig.
New Market. Shenandoah.
*Nickelsville Scott.
New Hope. Augusta.
North Tazewell Tazewell.
Norton Wise.
Occoquan Prince William .
Onancock Accomac.
Orange Orange.
Pamplin City Appomattox.
*Parksley Accomac.
Pearisburg Giles.
Pennington Gap Lee.
Phoebus. Elizabeth City.
Pinners Norfolk.
Pocahontas Tazewell.
Port Royal Caroline.
Potomac...^ Alexandria.
Pulaski Pulaski.
Purcellville Loudoun.
Remington Fauquier
Richlands Tazewell.
Ridgeway Henry.
Rocky Mount Franklin.
Round HilL Loudoun.
Rural Retreat Wythe.
Rustburg. t. Campbell.
St. Charles Lee.
St. Paul Wise.
Salem.„ Roanoke.
Saltville. . ._ Smyth.
Scottsville Albemarle.
*Seddon (Bland
P.O.) Bland.
Shenandoah Page;
Singerglen. Rockingham.
Smithfield Isle of Wight.
South Boston. Halifax.
South Hill. Mcicklenburg.
•Stanley. Henry.
Stephens City Frederick.
Strasburg. Shenandoah.
Stuart Patrick.
*Tacoma. Wise.
Tangier Accomac.
Tappahannock Essex.
Tazewell Tazewell.
The Plains Fauquier.
Timberville Rockingham.
Troutdale Grayson.
Upperville... Fairfax.
Vienna Fairfax.
Vinton Roanoke.
Virgilina Halifax.
Virginia Beach Princess Anne.
Wachapreague Accomac.
Wakefield Sussex.
Warrenton. Fauquier.
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Washington Rappahannock.
Waterford._ Loudoun.
Urbanna. Middlesex.
Victoria. ._ Lunenburg.
Waverly.- Sussex.
Waynesboro Augusta.
* Charter not being used.
West Point King William.
Wiehle Fairfax.
Windsor. - Isle of Wight.
Woodstock ...., Shenandoah.
Wytheville Wythe.
*Yorktown York.
State Tax Board.
H. C. Stuart, Governor.
C. B. Garnett, Chairman State Corporation Commission.
C. Lee Moore, Auditor Public Accounts.
O. L. Shewmake, Counsel and Executive Assistant.
J. V. Gray, Second Assistant.
Miss Consuclo Greene, Clerk to Board.
Local Boards of Review.
ACCOMAC
Samuel T. Ross Accomac.
Jno. F. Nelson, Jr.... New Church.
R. H. Elmore Melpa.
ALBEMARLE.
W. R. Duke Charlottesville.
J. J. Boaz Conesville.
Jno. B. Minor Proffitt.
ALEXANDRIA.
Charles T. Jesse RossIjti.
W. T. Weaver Washington, D. C.
R. No. 4.
D.N. Rust, Jr. Alexandria,
R. F. D. No. 2.
ALLEGHANY
R. P. Irvine Selma.
C. P. Jones. Covington.
S. L. Carter Earlehurst.
AMELIA.
H. O. Marshall Amelia.
W. O. Coleman Mannboro.
C. P. Noble Rice.
AMHERST.
W. P. Massie Sandridge.
R. F. D. No. 2.
F. B. Tyler. ..._ .Madison Heights,
R. F. D. 2.
Jno. E. Cox New Glasgow,
R. F. D.
APPO: lATTOX.
T. J. Stratton Spout Spring.
P. M. Hannah Evergreen.
A. H. Howerton Spout Spring.
AUGUSTA.
Wm. H. E£ist Churchville.
S. F. McClure Spottswood.
Jno. S. Cochran. Brookwood,
BATH,
T. S. McClintic Hot Springs,
R. F. D.
Jno. C. McGuffin. Warm Springs*
R. J. Ervin. Green Valley.
BEDFORD.
H. B. Jordan Bedford.
T. S. West Bellevue.
D. W. Parker. Moneta.
BLAND.
D. W. Dunn Bland.
I. N. Shrader. Round Bottom.
B. P. McFarlane..-. Ceres.
BOTETOURT.
C. M. Lunsford. Fincastle.
H. A. Latane Buchanan.
J. W. Shaver Troutville.
BRUNSWICK.
W. S. Peebles Lawrence ville.
W. S. Jones Byrdie.
J. D. Elam Ebony.
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BUCHANAN.
H. M. Looney Grundy.
J. W. Deskins Gnmdy.
Jas. G. iBelcher. .,- Big Rock.
BUCKINGHAM.
J. B. Boatwright Buckingham.
J. G. Glover... Manteo.
C.F.Davidson. Nackols.
CAMPlfeLL.
Thos. Whateley Kew.
H. W. Adams. Lynch Station. ,
N. J. Merryman Rustburg.
CAROLINE.
A. G. Smith.. Golansville.
A. B. Marshall Upper Zion.
W. H. Callowan New London.
CARROLL.
R. G. Wilkinson Hillsville.
J. R. Steele. Hillsville.
Jno. A. Kenny Woodlawn.
CHARLES CITY.
F. L. Douthat Weyanoke.
W. D. Bamett.- Barnetts.
W. L. Wilkinson. Tettington.
CHARLOTTE.
T. W. Scott.... Drakes Branch.
R. H. Wilson. Keysville.
W. T. Marshall Madisonville.
CHESTERFIELD.
Jno. S. Taylor. .^...Beach.
R. A. Sims Moseleys Junction.
Haley Cole So. Richmond,
R. F. D,
CLARKE.
Geo. W. Levi Briggs.
A. V. Neville Millwood.
J. G. Rutherford. Berryi^ille.
CRAIG.
D. L. Huffman New Castle, R. 1.
C. F. Simpson New Castle.
G. A. Givens Sinking Creek.
CULPEPER.
Edgar Wayland Rapidan, R. F. D,
Wright D. Kelly Culpeper.
Bruce Stark Rixeyville.
CUMBERLAND.
A. F. Moon, Sr Cartersville.
H. L. Blanton Farmville.
S. W. Shepard Cumberland.
DICKENSON.
Columbus Phipps Clintwood.
Juo. M. Neal Clintwood.
Jos. H. Rasnick Selton.
DINWIDDIE.
W. C. Rives McKenny.
S. T. Clark... McKenny.
E. P. Perkins Carson.
ELIZABETH CITY.
C. D. Parker Hampton.
T. M. Wood. Hampton.
C. T. Copeland. Haidpton,
R. F. D. No. 3
ESSEX.
B. J. Saunders... Lloyds.
E. L. W. Terry Millers Tavern.
Robert Hutchinson. .Ozeana.
FAIRFAX.
R. E. Lee Burke.
M. E. Church Falls Church.
R. R. Buckley. Clifton Station.
FAUQUIER.
W. H. Robertson Warrenton.
Jno. T. Ramey Marshall.
E. L. Childs Casanova.
FLOYD.
B. G. Howard Folyd.
R. T. Lancaster Pizarro.
Jas. A. Gardner. Indian Valley.
FLUVANNA.
J. E. Thomas Palmyra.
J. Wallace Perkins. . Holmhead.
Wm. Lambert Scottsville.
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FRANKLIN.
C S. Greer Rocky Mount.
Jno. P. Lee Rocky Mount.
J. K. Ferguson Taylors Store.
FREDERICK.
C. P. Bailey Winchester.
Robt. L. Miller Ninevah.
Philip Shade Siler.
GILES.
C J. Peck. Kimballton.
J. A. Robertson Thessalia.
J. N. Porterfield Pearisburg.
GLOUCESTER.
Z. T. Gray Signpine.
J. T. Minor Coke.
D. P. Sanders Gloucester.
GOOCHLAND.
Horace Buchanan... . Vinita.
J. B. Hicks Rock Castle.
B. R. Cowherd Columbia.
GRAYSON.
J. G. Davis Independence.
Jno. F. Greear Troutdale.
J. C. Dickenson Fries.
GREENE.
Peyton Brooking Dawsonville.
E. T. Early Celt.
J. A. Eddins Kinderhook.
GREENSVILLE.
J. C. Lifsey Emporia.
Isaac Rainey Emporia.
C. F. Johnson.. N. Emporia.
HALIFAX.
R. A. Penick So. Boston.
C. A. Gregory Clover.
T. R. Jordan Cluster Springs.
HANOVER.
Wm. P. Sheltoa ... Ashland.
Wm. Meredith Gouldin.
Frank S. Beale Tunstall.
HENRICO.
T. Crawfprd Redd. ..Richmond, R.F.D.
Jno. A. Archer Richmond, R.F.D.
W. Frank Powers. Richmond, R.F.D.
HENRY.
Geo. S. Gravely Martinsville.
N. H. Haireton. Axton, R. F. D.
W. L. Penn. 31artinsville.
HIGHLAND.
H. H. Seybest Monterey.
E. A. Wade Mill Gap.
C. S. Peterson. McDowell.
IS*LE O^ WIGHT.
R. A. Home- Zuni.
J. H. Gwaltney Windsor.
W. T. Jordan. ...Rescue.
JAMES CITY.
R. E. Jones Toano.
J. G. Carlton. Toano.
John W. Casey Williamsburg.
KING GEORGE.
R. W. Coakley Owens.
J. Lewis Owens ...Shiloh.
L. J. Billingsley King George.
KING AND QUEEN.
Wm. T. Haynes Walkerton.
Geo. R. R. Minor. . . Owenton.
Robt. M. Hart West Point.
KING WILLIAM.
Jas. H. Gwathmey...Beulahville.
Edmund Littlepage..King William.
J. B. Bray Wakema.
LANCASTER.
F. G. Lankford Morattico.
Geo. W. Sanders Whitestone.
Harvey S. Gresham..Lancaster.
LEE.
Jas. W. Orr Jonesville.
Ervin S. Suttle Jonesville.
Jno. R. Legg Pennington Gap.
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LOUDOUN.
Volney Osborn. Bluemont.
Robert R. Walker.... Waterford..
Thos. M. FendalL Leesburg, R. F. D.
LOUISA.
H. P. Smith Louisa, R. F. D. 4
J. N. Hanger TreviUians.
S. O. Perkins Bumpass.
LUNENBURG.
R. S. Weaver. Victoria.
D. J. Gregory Ontario, R. F. D.
Geo. M. WalthalL Kenbridge.
MADISON.
C. M. Twyman Haywood.
D. M. Pattie Madison.
W. J. Huckstep Rochelle.
MATTHEWS.
G. A. Armistead Motorun.
Geo. W. Mason. North.
Jas. V. Shipley Grimstead.
MECKLENBURG.
W. H. Russell Clarksville.
J. S. Hutcheson. Chase City.
J. W. Edmondson. . ..Stony Cross.
MIDDLESEX.
C. H. Anderton. Saluda.
O. E. Smith Harmony Village.
Thos. B. Evans Waterview.
MONTGOMERY.
A. J. Harless Christiansburg.
J. W. Shelburne Christiansburg.
Alex. Black. Blacksburg.
NANSEMOND.
C. B. Goodwin Chuckatuck.
L. A. Deans Churchland.
W. Q. Peel Holland.
NELSON.
C. L. Martin Greenfield.
G. C. Jones Bryant.
Jno. Horsley Lovingston.
NEW KENT.
J. C. Walls Lanexa.
R. R. Mountcastle. ..Providence Forge.
Gregory Clarke Quinton.
NORFOLK.
T. M. Bellamy Norfolk.
L. D. Barclay, Jr Portsmouth.
Burs C. Haines Portsmouth.
NORTHAMPTON.
Robt. L. Ailworth....Eastville.
P. Bernard Tankard Franktown.
A. J. Downes Cape Charles,
R. F. D.
NORTHUMBERLAND .
Slater Cowart ' Cowarts .
J. B. Hinton. Lillian.
Warner Hurst Wicomico Church.
NOTTOWAY.
H. H. Seay Blackstone.
H. W. Hundley Burkeville.
Jno. B. Tuggle Nottoway C. H.
ORANGE.
E. J. Woodville Indiantown.
E. F. Sommers Orange.
E. V. Huffman. Orange.
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H. E. Koontz. Stanley, R. F. D.
Solon L. Bell Luray, R. F. D.
Jno. H. Carr Stanley. R. F. D.
PATRICK.
S. G. Dobyns Claudeville.
J. W. Fulton. Stuart.
Cain Lackey Elam^ville.
PITTSYLVANIA.
Jno. C. Blair Witt, R. F. D.
W. D. Duncan- Chatham, R. F. D.
S. S. Gregory Java, R. F. D.
POWHATAN.
J. Haskins Hobson..Belona.
W. W. Michaux. Michaux.
W, H. Gills Fine Creek Mills.
PRINCE EDWARD.
G. M. Robeson Farmville.
H. A. Stokes Farmville.
E. D. Carwile Pamplin.
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PRINCE GEORGE.
Jno. S. Kolar. Disputanta.
Thos. E. Fenner, Jr. Prince George.
O. S. Williams Disputanta.
PRINCE WILLIAM.
Westwood Hutchison Manassas.
Tyson Janney Occoquan.
Allen H. Green Nokesville.
PRINCESS ANNE.
A. E. Ewell Lynnhaven.
S. S. Gresham Oceana.
H. E. James Princess Anne.
PULASKI.
H. D. Howard. Delton.
J. R. McGavock Dublin.
H. W. Thaxton Pulaski.
RAPPAHANNOCK.
W. T. Yancey Woodville.
W. J. Browning- Flint Hill.
J. Browning Wood....Massanova.
RICHMOND
R. Carter Wellford Warsaw.
R. S. Davis Tidewater.
Geo. T. Johnson Newland.
ROANOKE.
W. A. Poff Glenvar.
T. L. Keister. Salem.
W. H. Muse, Jr. Vinton.
ROCKBRIDGE.
J. S. Saville Murat.
D. W. Taylor- Aqua.
F. W. Houston. Lexington.
ROCKINGHAM.
G. Ed. Miller.. Bridgewater.
Geo. H. Harrison Timberville.
J. N. Caldwell. Perm Laird.
RUSSELL.
J. H. A. Smith Lebanon.
G. H. Dickenson Lebanon.
R. W. Dickenson Castlewood.
SCOTT.
E. T. Carter Gate City.
M. B. Compton Wood.
J. M, Taylor Rye Cove.
SHENANDOAH.
S. B. Miley Toms Brook.
W. P. Stickley Strasburg.
T. W. Allen.. Mt. Jackson.
SMYTH.
■ Jno. P. Sheffey Marion.
R. K. Sanders Saltville.
D. L. Carter Chilhowie.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Richard Howard Newsoms.
Jno. P. Fox.> Drewryville.
J. B. Gay Franklin.
SPOTSYLVANIA.
F. P. Dickinson Fredericksburg.
■ Jos. A. Dillard McHenry.
Joseph Duerson. Partlow.
STAFFORD.
W. G. Snead Stafford.
P. G. Edwards Fredericksburg,
R. F. D.
E. L. Sterne Roseville.
SURRY.'
J. Henry Parker Dendron.
Jno. W. Rogers Waverly, R. F. D.
C. H. Gwaltney Surry.
SUSSEX.
J. E. Person Jarratt.
N. P. Peebles Carson.
R. H. Stephenson Littleton.
TAZEWELL.
A. St. Clair... Tazewell.
S. J. Thompson Pounding Mill.
J. S. Gillespie Tazewell.
WARREN. '
L. H. Fristoe Bentonville.
C. O. Maddox Front Royal.
J. K. Marlow. Browntown.
WARWICK.
G. A. Harris Oyster Point.
W. Y. Jones Denbigh.
Hugh Campbell Mulberry Island.
326
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Washington.
A. J. Huflf Fleet.
C. C. Sutton Abingdon.
J. W. Hartenstine.. ..Abingdon.
a
WESTMORELAND.
Wm. Wilson. Oak Grove.
Samuel B. Walker.... Oldham s.
J. W. Hutt Montrose.
WISE.
W. J. Horsley Big Stone Gap.
T. W. Owens Wise.
C. F. Kilgore. Coebum.
WYTHE.
G. A. Lambert Rural Retreat.
T. D. Sheepe Wytheville.
H. G.. Robinson. Max Meadows.
YORK.
R. N. Howard Dare.
L. W. Roberts Williamsburg.
Jno. G. Wormans Poquoson.
CITIES.
ALEXANDRIA.
Robinson Moncure. . Alexandria.
E. E. Lawler Alexandria.
C. L. Ballenger Alexandria.
BRISTOL.
J. H. McCue Bristol.
J. A. Stone Bristol.
Preston Buchanan....Bristol.
BUENA VISTA.
T. J. Dillard Buena Vista^
W. P. Newland Buena Vista.
Thos. R. Moore Buena Vista.
CHARLOTTESVILLE.
R. A. Watson Charlottesville.
Sol. Kaufman Charlottesville.
W. N. Via Charlottesville.
CLIFTON FORGE.
W. C. Hamilton Clifton Forge.
R. V. Van Horn Clifton Forge.
P. L. McDaniel Clifton Forge.
DANVILLE.
C. T. Barksdale Danville.
E. H. Miller Danville.
E. B. Meade Danville.
FREDERICKSBURG.
M. G. Willis Fredericksburg.
W. D. Scott Fredericksburg.
E. M. Young. .Fredericksburg.
HAMPTON.
W. W. Richardson ...Hampton.
K. N. Hudgins Hampton.
T. M. Wood Hampton.
HARRISONBURG.
. R. A. Wise Harrisonburg.
Jno. P. Burke Harrisonburg.
S. B. Martz Harrisonburg.
LYNCHBURG.
Jno. C. Dabney Lynchburg.
Thos. D. Christian.Lynchburg.
Jas. T. Noell, Jr Lynchburg.
NEWPORT NEWS.
W. T. Stauflfer Newport News.
T. W. Judkins Newport News.
J. B. Thornton Newport News.
NORFOLK.
Robt. Johnston Norfolk.
W. L. Berkley Norfolk.
C. H. Ferrell Norfolk.
PETERSBURG.
Wm. C. Malloy Petersburg.
Robt. T. Meade Petersburg.
Forrest W. Tucker. . Petersburg.
PORTSMOUTH.
R. C. Barclay Portsmouth.
M. P. Claud: Portsmouth.
L. J. Morris Portsmouth.
RADFORD.
Geo. E. Cassel- East Radford.
W. J. Kenderdine Radford.
E. E. Shanklin Radford.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
32T
RICHMOND.
Jno. B. Minor Richmond.
T. Catesby Jones Richmond.
Jno. J. Blake Richmond.
ROANOKE.
Chas. D. Fox- Roanoke.
W. C. Turner. Roanoke.
W. K. Andrews Roanoke.
STAUNTON.
Jacob Yost. Staunton.
M. Kivlighan. Staunton.
Wm. A. Pratt Staunton.
SUFFOLK.
W. B. Ferguson, Suffolk.
A. H. Hargrave Suffolk.
Bradford Kilby. Suffolk.
WILLIAMSBURG.
J. E. Gatewood Williamsburg.
J. G. Carlton. :... Williamsburg.
John W. Cason Williamsburg.
WINCHESTER.
Shirley Carter Winchester.
H. H. McGuire Winchester.
Robt. L. Gray.-.. Winchester.
328 REPORT OF THE
List of Examiners of Records
JUDICIAL
CmCUIT NAME OF EXAMINER OF RECORDS ADDRESS
1 S. Bumell Bragg Norfolk.
2 R. Mcllwaine, Jr ..^ Norfolk.
3 R.W.Arnold Waverly.
4 George Mason Petersburg.
5 R. K. Brock F&rmville.
6 T. C. Watkins, Jr South Boston.
7 W. M. Tredway, Jr. Chatham.
8 J. S. Chapman Stanardsville.
9 W. C. Williams Orange.
10 Wm. H. Sands Richmond.
11 S. R. BuxtoiL .- Newport News.
12 Frank Stuart— Montross.
13 Francis W. Smith Biscoe.
14 Louis C. Phillips Norge.
16 Wm. K. Goolrick- Fredericksburg.
16 W. N. Lipscomb Manassas.
17 T. R. Gather Winchester.
18 W. M. McNutt. Glasgow.
19 E. V. Barley- Fincastle.
20 W. M. Pierce Chris tiansburg.
21- J. Hicks Rhudy. Galax.
22 Bernard Mason Pearisburg.
23 A. P. Button. Abingdon.
24 R. E. L. Chumbley. Pennington Gap.
26 H. W. Wyant Harrisonburg.
26 R. H. Tebbs Leesburg.
27 Jos. E. DufT- Lebanon.
28 Winston Parrish Portsmouth.
29 R. H. Drummond Amherst.
30 A. J. Cauthom Bedford.
31 John S. Staples Onancock.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 329
List of Charters and Amendments of Charters
Granted by the State Corporation Commission and Recorded in the Office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth from October 1, 1916, to September 30,
1917, inclusive.
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Abingdon Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va May 8, 1917.
Abingdon Library Association, Abingdon, Va November 18, 1916.
Abingdon Manufacturing Co., Inc., Abingdon, Va February 24, 1917.
Abingdon Utilities Co., Abingdon, Va November 18, 1916.
Abingdon Water Co., Abingdon, Va December 9, 1916.
Accomack Storage Co., Inc., Parksley, Va September 4, 1917.
Acme By-Products Coal Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va November 18, 1916.
Acme By-Products Coal Co., Inc., (amended), Lynch-
burg, Va- August 10, 1917.
Acme Electric Works, Inc., Norfolk, Va April 25, 1917.
Acme Manufacturing Co., Inc., Suffolk, Va March 13, 1917.
Adams, Harris & Co., Inc. (amended), Kenbridge,
Va- February 23, 1917.
Adopted Sons and Daughters of Zion, Abingdon, Va.— May 7, 1917.
African and Descendants Laboring Protective Co-Op-
erative Society of the World, Inc. (The), Nor-
folk, Va January 18, 1917.
A. I. M. Percolating Corporation, Salem ,Va July 27, 1917.
Airheart Kirk Clothing Co. (amended), Roanoke, Va.May 17, 1917.
Albemarle Christo Cola Bottling Co., Inc., Char-
lottesville, Va May 15, 1917.
Albemarle Products Corporation (amended), Char-
lottesville, Va July 3, 1917.
Alexandria & Occoquan Automobile Co., Inc., Alex-
andria, Va Jime 30, 1917.
Alexandria & Piedmont Telephone corporation, (The)
Alexandria, Va March 28, 1917.
Alleghany County Live Stock Breeders Association,
Covington, Va April 25, 1917.
Alleghany Garage, Inc., Covington, Va. _ August 31, 1917.
Alleghany Ore & Iron Co. (amended), Clifton Forge,
Va March 5, 1917.
Alleghany Realty Co., Inc., Covington, Va. May 15, 1917.
Allen Auto & Supply Co., Inc. (anaended), Newport
News, Va. January 26, 1917.
Alpha Distributing Co., Inc., Richmond, Va December 7, 1917.
Alumnae Asso. of Stuart Circle Hospital Training
School for Nurses, Richmond, Va April 17, 1917.
Amburgey (J. N.) & Co., Inc., Norton, Va April 14, 1917.
980 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DAl^E OF EECOSD.
Amelia County Telephone Co., Inc., Jetersville, Va. August 10, 1917.
American Ammunition Co., Inc. (amended), Rich-
mond, Va. August 2, 1917.
American Amusement Corporation, Hopewell, Va.> June 29, 1917.
American Bank of Suffolk, Inc. (amended), Suffolk,
Va March 13, 1917.
American Bank & Trust Co. of Suffolk, Va. (Formerly
American Bank of Suffolk, Inc.), Suffolk, Va March 13, 1917.
American Brokerage Co., Inc. (amended), Roanoke,
Va. March 16, 1917.
American Building Corporation (amended). West
Point, Va. January 2, 1917.
American Chain Co. of Virginia, Inc., Norfolk, Va. August 31, 1917.
American Construction Corporation, Richmond, Va. . . January 26, 1917.
American Cultures Corporation, Richmond, Va May 15, 1917.
American Home Corporation, Petersburg, Va December 12, 1916.
American Investment & Sales Corporation (The),
Norfolk, Va. March 14, 1917.
American Xiime & Potash Products Corporation (The),
Roanoke, Va Sepetember 20, 1917.
American Motors Corporation (amended), Richmond,
Va. > May 8, 1917.
American Securities & Realty Corporation (Amended),
Richmond, Va January 2, 1917.
American Special Sales & Salvage Co., Inc. (The),
(amended). Courtland, Va January 9, 1917.
American Special Sales & Salvage Co., Inc. (The),
(amended), Courtland, Va January 23, 1917
American Steam Laundry, Inc. (formerly Modern
Home Builders, Inc.), Richmond, Va August 17, 1917.
American Steel & Bottlers Supply Manufacturing Cor-
poration, Richmond, Va August 10, 1917.
American Stores Corporation (formerly American Sy-
rup & Stores Corporation), Richmond, Va March 15, 1917.
American Syrup & Stores Corporation (amended),
Richmond, Va May 15, 1917.
American Theater, Inc. (The), Hopewell, Va December 15, 1916.
American Water Works & Electric Co., Inc. (amended),
Richmond, Va July 17, 1917.
Andes Finance & Development Corporation Rich-
mond, Va -«- March 19, 1917.
Annan Pocahontas Coal Co., Inc., Pocahontas, Va January 3, 1917.
Anthony Brothers Paint Co., Inc., Richmond, Va May 18, 1917.
Apartment Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va April 14, 1917.
Appalachia Lodge No. 1131, Loyal Order of Moose,
Appalachia, Va. February 15, 1917.
Appomattox Box-Shoolc Co., Inc. (amended), Peters-
ersburg, Va April 3, 1917.
Appomattox Literary & Social Club, Hopewell, Va . ..October 2, 1916.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
t NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Argentine Mercantile Corporation, Richmond, Va December 9, 1916.
Ariington Building, Inc., Richmond, Va..„ August 3, 1917.
Arlington Ice & Storage Co., Inc., Rosslyn, Va July 17, 1917.
Aronhime Packing Co., Inc., Bristol, Va Dacsiaber 19, 1916.
Atlantic City Grocery Co., Inc., Norfolk, Vd.: October 2, 1916.
Atlantic Iron Works, Inc., Norfolk, Va. October 26, 1917.
Atlantic Lead & Zinc Co., Inc. (amended), Faber, Va..D8cember 29, 1916.
Atlantic Petroleum Corporation, Richmond, Va March 5, 1917.
Atlantic Securities Corporation, Richmond, Va May 29, 1917.
Atlantic Securities Sales Corporation, Richmond, Va.August 9, 1917.
Atlas Candy Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va March 23, 1917.
Atlas Corporation (The), Richmond, Va February 8, 1917.
Atlas Corporation (The), (amended), Richmond, Va ...March 14, 1917.
Ayers & Nichols, Inc., Bedford, Va April 14, 1917.
Back Creek Mountain Corporation. Richmond, Va... September 10, 1917.
Bailey & Solenberger, Inc., Woodstock, Va June 29, 1917.
Bain Manufacturing Corporation, Richmond, Va... January 26, 1917.
Baldwin (W. G.) & Co., Ins. (iTieai2i), RoaaVia, Va .February 23, 1917.
Ballou Safety Rail-Joint Co., Inc. (amended), Roa-
noke, Va. October 16, 1916.
Bank of Dundas (The), Dundas, Va April 13, 1917.
Bank of Southampton, Courtland, Va January 26, 1917.
Banks Painting & Decorating Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va....May 11, 1917.
Banks (M. A.) Wall Paper Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va August 8, 1917.
Banner Fork Coal Corporation, Lynchburg, Va. August 10, 1917.
Banner Pocahontas Fuel Corporation, Roanoke, Va June 21, 1917.
Banner Raven Coal Corporation, Tazewell, Va February 27, 1917.
Bargain Grocery Store, Inc., Richmond, Va June 30, 1917.
Barred Rock Poultry Corporation, Farmville, Va._ February 3, 1917.
Baseball Corporation of Norfolk, Norfolk, Va February 2, 1917.
Battlefield Corporation (The), (amended), Newport
News, Va .....January 2, 1917.
Baxter Bottling Corporation, Petersburg, Va February 14, 1917.
Bayview Grocery Corporation (The), Bayyiew, Va June 18, 1917.
Bayville Corporation, Norfolk, Va June 29, 1917.
Beale & Sykes Motor Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va June 18, 1917.
Bear Creek Coal Corporation, Tacoma, Va May 8, 1917.
Beardsworth (The W. H.) Co., Inc., Clifton Forge, Va.March 14, 1917.
Beaver Creek Coal Co., Inc., Bristol, Va August 10, 1917.
Beaver-Elkhom Coal Corporation, Bristol, Va August 15, 1917.
Becker (E. S.), Inc., Roanoke, Va _ August 2, 1917.
Bedford Amusement Co., Inc. (The),, Bedford, Va March 1, 1917.
Bedford Dairy Products Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va August 2, 1917.
Benedict Coal Corporation, Alexandria, Va February 15, 1917.
Benefield-Motley & Co., Inc. (amended), Danville, Va. September 6, 1917.
Benson-Phillips Co., Inc., Newport News, Va December 29, 1916.
Benton-Bailey Co., Inc. (formerly Chemi Co., Inc.),
Richmond Va August 31 1917.
Mi
332 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECORD..
Berkley Hotel Corporation Petersburg Va Sepetmber 28 1917.
Bemheimer Bros. Inc. Norfolk Va October 26 1917.
Bessie Barriscale Feature. Corporation Richmond
Va. „ ._ March 8 1917.
Bevo Beverage Co. Inc. Norfolk Va. April 27 1917.
Bickford (J. V.) Sand & Gravel Co. Inc., Hampton,
Va... '. February 8, 1917.
Black Mountain Corporation (The), (amended), Alex-
andria, Va. January 18, 1917.
Bland County Lumber Co., Inc. (The), Crandon, Va.,. November 10, 1916.
Blandford Drug Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va July 23, 1917.
Blankenship (J. E.), Inc., Petersburg, Va January 4, 1917.
Blassingham (M. T.) & Co., Inc., Staunton, Va March 17, 1917.
Bloomberg-Michael Furniture Co., Inc. (amended),
Richmond, Va June 13, 1917.
Blue Front Garage, Inc., Lexington, Va April 13, 1917.
Blue Ridge Metals Corporation, Roanoke, Va December 12, 1916.
Blue Ridge Overall Co., (amended) Roanoke, Va July 13, 1917.
Blue Ridge Storage Co., Inc., Staunton, Va January 16, 1917.
Bolar Springs Property, Inc., Monterey, Va October 9, 1916.
Booth Land & Cattle Co.; Inc., (The), Richmond, Va.May 15, 1917.
Boston-Arizona Mines Corporation, Richmond, Va March 26, 1917.
Boulevard Athletic Field Corporation, Richmond, Va.February 1^ 1917.
Bowen & Tilghman, Inc., Newport News, Va December 23, 1916.
Bowers Electric Sign Corporation (amended), Nor-
folk, Va December 12, 1916.
Bowles-Robertson Drug Co., Inc. (amended), Roa-
noke, Va November 14, 1916.
Bowling Green Light & Power Co., Bowling Green,
Va.- . .- April 25, 1917.
Bowman Motor Car Corporation, Richmond, Va March 9, 1917.
Boykins Manufacturing Co., Inc., Boykins, Va January 30, 1917.
Bozarth Timber Corporation, Williamsburg, Va February 3, 1917.
Brandon Investment Corporation, Petersburg, Va May 14, 1917.
Bridge water Plow Corporation (amended), Rocking-
ham Co., Va ...March 22, 1917.
Bridgewater Produce Corporation, Bridgewater, Va... February 13, 1917.
Bright Electric Co., Inc., Staunton, Va March 6, 1917.
Bristol Beverage Co., Inc. (The), (formerly The Marks
Co., Inc., )Bristol, Va June 20, 1917.
Bristol Coal Corporation, Bristol, Va May 24, 1917.
Bristol Seed & Grain Co., Inc. (amended), Bristol,
Va September 20, 1917.
Britt Boswell Auto Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va _ July 31, 1917.
Broad Street Auction Co., Inc., Richmond, Va April 27, 1917.
Broadway Quality Shop, Inc., Petersburg, Va July 10, 1917.
Broadway Theater, Inc., Hopewell, Va March 16, 1917.
Broadway Trading Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va January 16, 1917.
Brown-McNichols Co., Inc., Suffolk, Va April 25, 1917.
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 333
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Brunswick Aid Assc, Inc., Richmond, Va July 9, 1917.
Brunswick Land Corporation, Lawrence vi lie, Va April 9, 1917.
Brunswick School & Agricultural Fair Asso., Inc.,
Lawrence ville, Va June 21, 1917.
B. & T. Coal Co., Inc., Coebum, Va July 6, 1917.
Buchanan Coal Co., Inc., Honaker, Va April 25, 1917.
Buchanan Drug Co., Inc., Buchanan, Va. - February 14, 1917.
Buchanan Springs Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond,
Va August 10, 1917.
Buckeye Lumber Co., Inc. (The), (formerly The Ohio
Lumber & Mining Co., Inc.), Pulaski, Va March 22, 1917.
Buckhorn Coal Co., Inc. (formerly Buckhom Iron &
Improvement Co.), Tazewell, Ya. „ March 12, 1917.
Buckhom Iron & Improvement Co. (amended), Taze-
well, Va ^ March 12, 1917.
Buena Vista Ice & Coal Co., Inc., Buena Vista, Va November 24, 1916.
Buffalo Gap Development Co., Inc., Richmond, Va November 8, 1916.
Bunn (J. E.) & Co., Inc., Big Stone Gap, Va - January 3, 1917.
Burkeville Lumber Co., Inc., Burkeville, Va January 4, 1917.
Bumeagle Coal & Coke Corporation, Roanoke, Va April 25, 1917.
Burton Lumber Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va .„ January 18, 1917.
Burtons Ford Coal Corporation, St. Paul, Va— June 25, 1917.
Burton System, Inc. (The), (amended), Richmond,
Va April 4, 1917.
Burwells Bay Corporation, Dendron, Va March 13, 1917.
Cachivi Development Corporation (The), Alexandria,
Va April 18, 1917.
Callahan Grocery & Produce Co., Inc., Lynchburg,
Va January 11, 1917.
Cambro-Clinton Mining Corporation, Richmond, Va. ..January 26, 1917.
Camden Development Co., Inc. (The), Norfolk, Va March 15, 1917.
Campbell Realty Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va 3Iarch 7, 1917.
Camper Coal Co., Inc., Tacoma, Va June 1, 1917.
Canada Copper Corporation,. Ltd. (non-personal lia-
bility), (amended), Richmond, Va September 10, 1917.
Cape Henry & Virginia Beach Water Corporation,
Norfolk, Va-.- ..February 3, 1917.
Capital Auto Supply Co., Inc., Richmond, Va July 30, 1917.
Capital City Finance Corporation, Richmond, Va January 30, 1917.
Capitol Motor Corporation, South Hill, Va April 28, 1917.
Capital Paint Co., Inc., (amended) Alexandria, Va November 8, 1916.
Capital Ready-to-Wear House, Inc., Newport News,
Va- November 8, 1916.
Carbon Coal Corporation, Roanoke, Va .June 1, 1917.
Carolina Union Fertilizer Corporation, Money Point, .
Va July 13, 1917.
Caron^ Water Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va February 13, 1917.
Carpenter, Major Brothers & Co., Inc., Clifton Forge,
• Va. December 29, 1916.
334 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Carr, Mears & Dawson, Inc. (formerly Carr, Mears &
Peebles), Norfolk, Va July 26, 1917.
Carr, Mears & Peebles, Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va.-July 26, 1917.
Carry Manufacturing Co., Inc. (The), (formerly Na-
tional Capital Brewing Co.), Alexandria, Va... August 8, 1917.
Carson Manufacturing Corporation (formerly Motors
Safety Starter Corporation), Richmond, Va March 23, 1917.
Carter Bros., Inc., Richmond, Va. June 30, 1*917.
Catherine Corporation, Roanoke, Va- January 17, 1917.
Catlin (Jas. T.) & Sons Co., Inc., Danville, Va June 26, 1917.
Central Arkansas Railway & Light Corporation,
(amended), Richmond, Va June 4, 1917.
Central Contracting & Engineering Co., Inc., Roanoke,
Va February 24, 1917.
Central Furniture Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond,
Va : June 1, 1917.
Century Amusement Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va July 26, 1917.
Chamber of Commerce of Suffolk, Virginia, Suffolk,
Va March 26, 1917.
Champion Motors Co., Inc., Richmond, Va November 29, 1916.
Chapin & Hume, Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va June 5, 1917.
Chapin, Hume & Chamberlayne, Inc. (formerly Chapin
& Hume, Inc.), Richmond, Va June 5, 1917.
Chapin, Nelms & Bowen, Inc. (amended), Newport
News, Va June 18, 1917.
Chapin (W. T.) & Nelms, Inc. (formerly Chapin, Nelms
& Bowen, Inc.), Newport News, Va. June 18, 1917.
Chappel (J. M.) Optical Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va. April 9, 1917.
Charlemont Lodge, Inc., Charlemomt, Va ,. January 4, 1917.
Charlotte Copper Corporation, Keysville, Va.. October 9, 1916.
Charlotte Telephone Co. (The), Charlotte C. H., Va.. September 15, 1917.
Charlottesville, Amusement Co., Inc., Charlottesville,
Va May 11, 1917.
Chattarey Coal Co., Inc. Lynchburg, Va May 16, 1917.
Chehaw Land & Cattle Co., Inc., Richmond, Va February 27, 1917.
Chemi Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va August 31, 1917.
Cheriton Banking Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Cher-
iton, Va December 29, 1916.
Chesapeake Coal Co., Inc., Grundy, Va May 21, 1917.
Chesapeake Investment Corporation, Norfolk, Va January 12, 1917.
Chesapeake Motor Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va March 22, 1917.
Chesterfield Brick Co., Inc., Richmond, Va April 16, 1917.
Chickahominy Country Club, Inc. (amended), Rich-
mond, Va March 20, 1917.
Chiles (E. N.) & Co., Inc., Gilmore Mills, Va January 18, 1917.
Chilhowie Light & Power Co., Chilhowie, Va April 9, 1917.
C. & H. Lumber Co., Inc., Newport News, Va. ._ June 18, 1917.
Christo Cola Co., Inc., Emporia Va February 8, 1917.
Citizens Bank of Floyd County (The), Floyd, Va. September 11, 1917.
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 335
NAME AND IX)CATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Citizens Bank of Virgilina (The), Virgilina, Va February 3, 1917.
Citizens Bank of Wise (The), Wise, Va. February 13, 1917.
Citizens Building & ^oan Asso. No. 16, Inc., Rich-
mond, Va.. November 9, 1916.
City Dairy Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va October 10, 1916.
City Electric Supply Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va. September 8, 1917.
City Point Building Corporation, City Point, Va June 25, 1917.
Clarksville Publishing Co., Inc., Clarksville, Va... July 13, 1917.
Claymoor Court, Inc., Roanoke, Va. May 7, 1917.
Clear Creek Coal Co., Inc., Norton, Va May 21, 1917.
Clinchfield Fuel Co. of Galveston, Inc., Big Stone Gap,
Va December 19, 1916.
Clinchfield Glass Sand Corporation, Richmond, Va January 18, 1917.
Clinchfield Hosiery Mills, Inc., Bristol, Va March 13, 1917. «
Clinchfield Hosiery Mills, Inc. (amended), Bristol,
Va : March 23, 1917.
Clinchfield Products Corporation, (amended), Bristol,
Va ' April 25, 1917.
Clinedinst (The J. W.) Carriage Co., Inc., New Mar-
ket, Va.. April 25, 1917.
Clintwood Coal Corporation, Clintwood, Va July 19, 1917.
Clopton (E. D.) Co., Inc., West Point, Va February 15, 1917.
Closgard Wardrobe Co., Inc. (formerly Standard Moth
Bag Co., Inc.), Rosslyn, Va March 16, 1917.
Cobum Motor Car Co., Jnc. (amended), Norfolk, Va.. December 29, 1916.
Cobwell Corporation, Richmond, Va. November 29, 1916.
College Apartment Corporation Richmond, Va.. April 9, 1917.
Colonial Beach Oil & Gas Co., Inc., Colonial Beach,'
Va October 31, 1916.
Colonial Finance Corporation, Norfolk, Va.— , July 23, 1917.
Colonial Motors Co., Inc., Richmond, Va September 1, 1917.
Colonial Motors Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va.. September 20, 1917.
Colonial Motors Corporation (formerly Colonial Mot-
ors Co., Inc.), Richmond, Va September 20, 1917,
Colonial Piano Corporation (amended), Richmond,
Va April 3, 1917.
Colored Farmers Union (The), Sedley, Va. May 17, 1917.
Colored Real Estate Exchange, Inc., Richmond. Va March 6, 1916.
Columbjia Basin Corporation, Norfolk, Va.... March 20, 1917.
Columbia Chemical Corporation, Roanoke, Va March 13, 1917.
Columbia Warehouse Development Corporation
(amended), Richmond, Va June 29, 1917.
Commercial Photograph Co., Inc., Richmond, Va August 31, 1917.
Commercial Qu^ck Lunch & Soft Drink Corporation
(The), Norfolk, Va ^ December 23, 1916.
Community House for Colored People, Inc. (The),
Richmond, Va May 15, 1917.
Consolidated Grain Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va. Aug. 14, 1917.
336 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF SECOBD.
Consumers Brewing Co. (The), (amended), Norfolk,
Va January 11, 1917.
Consumers Cotton Oil Corporation, Norfolk, Va- January 16, 1917.
Continental Automatic Sprinlker Co., Inc., Richmond,
Va : August 31, 1917.
Continental Motors Corporation, Richmond, Va January 2, 1917.
Co-Operative Finance Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va March 6, 1917.
Co-Operative Home Building Corporation, Hopewell,
Va March 13, 1917.
Copper Corporation (The), Shawsville, Va February 24, 1917.
Corbieshaw Investment Corporation, Roanoke, Va.,
R. F. D. No. 4. June 29, 1917.
Corbin-Handy Co., Inc., Sanford, Va.- March 31, 1917.
. Cortez Oil Corporation (amended), Norfolk, Va January 30, 1917.
TJouch (W. W.) Co., Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va ...September 28, 1917.
Country Club (The), (Amended), Norfolk, Va December 29, 1916.
County Realty Corporation, Hampton, Va September 11, 1917.
Courtland Title Co., Inc., McLean, Va May 11, 1917.
Courtney (W. J.) Co., Inc. (amended), Mundy Point,
Va September 13, 1917.
Cowan (T. O.) Co., Inc. (amended), Bristol, Va January 11, 1917.
Craftsman Building Corporation, Newport News, Va.. April 12, 1917.
Crafts-Starr Phonograph Co., Inc., Richmond, Va August 31, 1917.
Craig Motor Corporation, Richmond, Va March 5, 1917.
Creditors Service Corporation, Norfolk, Va August 31, 1917.
Crovo & Crenshaw, Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va October 24, 1916.
Crowder (William A.) Memorial Hospital, Petersburg,
Va February 21, 1917.
Crowder (J. J.) & Son, Inc., Reedville, Va October 18, 1916.
Crutchfield Dry Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc. (amend-
ed), Lynchburg, Va February 13, 1917.
Cuban Sugar Mills Corporation, Richmond, Va December 29, 1916.
Culpeper Grocery Co., Inc. (amended), Culpeper, Va... March 26, 1917.
Cumberland Coal Co., Inc., Big Stone Gap, Va August 17, 1917.
Cumbustion Regulator Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va December 14, 1916.
Currie (G. R.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va July 12, 1917.
Cussons-May & Co., Inc. (amended). Glen Allen, Va-..September lOj 1917.
Daily Independent Corporation, Harrisonburg, Va April 12, 1917.
Daisy Red Ash Coal Co., Inc. (The), Richlands, Va-.-December 12, 1916.
Dalby (R. G.) & Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va February 8, 1917.
Dalrymple Land Corporation, Norfolk, Va March 23, 1917.
Damascus Clothing Co., Inc., Damascus, Va August 22, 1917.
Dan Valley Motor Co., Inc.. Danville, Va September 28, 1917
Danville Golf Club, Danville, Va October 17, 1916.
Danville Knitting Mills (amended), Danville, Va February 26, 1917.
Danville Motor Car Co., Inc., Danville, Va March 17, 1917.
Danville Supply Store, Inc., Danville, Va March 6, 1917.
Davison Motor Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 24, 1916.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 337
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECOBD.
Dawson Brothers Manufacturing Co., Inc., Lynchburg,
Va June 23, 1917.
Denny-Clowe Co., Inc., Winchester, Va July 13, 1917.
Detroit Department Store, Inc., Hopewell, Va January 18, 1917.
Devine (Dr. H. L) Sanitarium, Inc. (amended), Rich-
mond, Va July 31, 1917.
Dickinson County Fair Asso., Clintwood, Va May 21, 1917.
Dillard (W. E.) Manufacturing Co., Inc., Petersburg,
Va July 10, 1917.
Dillwyn Light & Power Co., Dillwyn, Va December 7, 1916.
Dixie Chemical Co., Petersburg, Va June 18, 1917.
Dixie Flip Syrup Corporation, Salem, Va February 27, 1917.
Dixie Orchards, Inc., Roanoke, Va March 6, 1917.
Dixie Paper Mills, Inc., Richmond, Va. November 9, 1916.
Dixie Poster Advertising Co., Richmond, Va January 31, 1917.
Dixie Securities Corporation, Roanoke, Va September 12, 1917.
Dixie Splint Coal Co., Inc., Clinchfield, Va >- July 9, 1917.
Dize Tent & Awning Corporation, Norfolk, Va June 9, 1917.
Dodson (H. B.) & Co., Inc., Danville, Va January 4, 1917.
Dodson Hotel Corporation, Norfolk, Va.- February 8, 1917.
Dominion Mercantile Service, Inc., Richmond, Va June 29, 1917.
Double Action Tire Pump Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va April 13, 1917.
Double Envelope Corporation, Roanoke, Va September 12, 1917.
Douglas Co., Ind. (amended), Fleeton, Va. June 4, 1917.
Dowdy (S. P.) Furniture Co., Inc., Richmond, Va May 21, 1917.
Doyle-Kelly-Bannister Coffin Co., Inc., Emporia, Va..September 20, 1917*
Dread-Naught Motor Machine Co., Inc. (The), Lynch-
burg, Va June 26, 1917.
Drill Coal Mining Co., Inc., Drill, Va. December 16, 1916.
Dunbarr Floral Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va January 18, 1917.
Dungannon Coal Corporation, Bristol, Va May 14, 1917.
Dunn (H. H.), Inc., Norfolk, Va December 9, 1916.
Duristo Paint Co., Inc. (The), Newport News, Va October 30, 1916.
Dutch Dairy & Creamery Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va. December 9, 1916.
, Duvall (R. E.) Co., Inc., Staunton, Va. March 17, 1917.
Eakin & Caldwell Lumber Co., Inc., New Castle, Va.. September 5, 1917.
East Richmond Realty Corporation, Richmond, Va.- .January 10, 1917.
East View Dairy Corporation, Petersburg, Va., R. F.
D. No. 4 February 14, 1917.
Eastern Branch Improvement League, Norfolk, Va July 10, 1917.
Eastern Carolina Home & Farm Asso., Inc. (amended),
Norfolk, Va....- June 9, 1917.
Eastern Farming & Packing Corporation, Norfolk, Va..June 12, 1917.
Eastern Finance Corporation (The), Norfolk, Va November 29, 1916.
Eaton's Uzon Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va April 28, 1917.
Edgewood Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va June 13, 1917.
Edson Brod., Inc., Weyers Cave., Va April 27, 1916.
Electric Properties Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va May 9, 1917.
338 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECORD.
Elizabeth Iron Works, Inc., Norfolk, Va October 2, 1916.
Elkins (H. S.) Co., Inc., (amended) Alexandria, Va June 5, 1917.
Ellerslie Sand & Gravel Corporation, Petersburg, Va.— September 20, 1917.
EUett Mutual Telephone Co., Inc., Christiansburg,
Va 1 .'. May 24, 1917.
Empire Land Corporation (The), Lawrenceville, Va....June 5, 1917.
Empire Tire & Rubber Corporation, Richmond, Va October 23, 1916.
Empire Tire & Rubber Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va..- June 9, 1917 .
Empire Transportation & Oil Corporation, Richmond,
Va •- Februarys, 1917.
Emporia Bank (The), Emporia, Va July 14, 1917.
Emporia Supply Co., Inc., Emporia, Va December 12, 1916.
Encampment Realty Corporation, Petersburg, Va July 2, 1917.
Enterprise Fuel Corporation, Portsmouth, Va December 19, 1916.
Enterprise Investment Corporation (formerly Virginia
Brewing Co..), Roanoke, Va February 13, 1917.
Epstein Bros., Inc., Newport News, Va July 17, 1917.
Equitable Building Ajsso. of Norfolk, Va. (amended),
Norfolk, Va. March 26, 1917.
Erwin Knitting Mills^ Inc., Big Stone Gap, Va._ April 25, 1917.
Esnon Milling Co., Inc., Chase City, Va December 15, 1916.
Eubank-Tankard Co., Inc., (amended) Kilmarnock,
Va July 10, 1917.
Excelsior Realty Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 10, 1917.
Exchange Realty Corporation (The), Petersburg, Va.. September 8, 1917.
Excelsior Distributing Corporation, Hopewell, Va August 31, 1917.
Exhibition Film Exchange, Inc., Richmond, Va May 21, 1917.
Tair Store, Inc. (The), Appalachia, Va._ January 16, 1917.
J'alkland Estate, Inc., Houston, Va May 16, 1917.
Falls Motors Corporation (amended), Richmond, Va. .August 17, 1917.
Far East Ores & Trading Corporation, Richmond, Va.November 21, 1916.
Farm Book Corporation, Canbria, Va. January 3, 1917.
Farmers Creamery Co. of Fredericksburg, Va., Inc.
(The), (amended), Fredericksburg, Va March 22, 1917. .
Farmers Educational & Co-Operative Union of Amer-
ica (amended). Union Level, Va February 8, 1917.
Earmers Educational & Co-Operative Union of Amer-
ica, Virginia Division (formerly The Farmers Ed-
ucational & Co-Operative Union of America),
Lynchburg, Va. ^ ^ February 8, 1917.
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Altavista, Altavista,
Va March 28, 1917.
Farmers & Merchants Bank of Craig. County (The),
Newcastle, Va May 2, 1917.
Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. of Cumberland (The)
Cumberland, Va November 21, 1916.
Farmers Warehouse Co. of Gretna, Inc. (The), Gretna,
Va April 25, 1917.
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NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF EECOBD.
Farmville Manufacturing Co., Inc., Farmville, Va February 19, 1917.
Farrells Bicycle & Repair Stop, Inc., Norfolk, Va June 25, 1917.
Fauquier-Loudoun Bank (The), Upperville, Va January 8, 1917.
Fay-Baldwin Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va July 10, 1917.
Federal Amusement Corporation (formerly Federal
Film Corporation), Norfolk, Va. January 13, 1917.
Federal Bond & Mortgage Co., Inc., Richmond, Va. . . October 3, 1916.
Federal Film Corporation, Norfolk, Va January 9, 1917.
Federal Film Corporation (amended), Norfolk, Va January 13, 1917.
Ferguson Manu^'acturing Co., Inc. (The), Suffolk, Va... June 9, 1917.
Ferrell-Bledsoe Furniture Co., Inc. (formerly Jno. W.
Ferrell Furniture Co), Danville, Va January 30, 1917.
Ferrell (C. H.) & Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va. September 28, 1917.
Ferrell (John W.) Furniture Co. (amended), Danville,
Va January 30, 1917.
Ferrodine Chemical Corporation, Roanoke, Va January 9, 1917.
Ferrum Supply Corporation, Ferrum, Va April 25, 1917.
Finger's, Inc., Hopewell, Va. April 13, 1917.
Firefly Film Corporation, Richmond, Va October 5, 1916.
Fireman's Mutual Aid Asso. of the City of Richmond,
(amended), Richmond, Va. August 8, 1917.
Fishbum Military School, Inc., Waynesboro, Va October 29, 1916.
Fitchett (W. J.), Inc., Norfolk, Va June 5, 1917.
Flashlight Electric Sign Corporation, (formerly Bow-
ers Electric Sign Corporation), Norfolk, Va December 12, 1916.
Florida Land & Development Corporation, Norfolk,
Va Novernber 21, 1916.
Fonticello Springs Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 16, 1916.
Forbes (W. S.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va December 21, 1916.
Ford (W. B.) Furniture Co., Inc., (amended) Norton,
Va January 18, 1917.
Ford (W. B.) Furniture, Co., Inc. (amended), Norton,
Va -. February 8, 1917.
Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptisjb Con-
vention (amended), Richmond, Va October 12, 1916.
Forest Glen Orchard Co., Inc., Winchester, Va April 27, 1917.
Fountain Brush Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va February 21,' 1917.
Fowler (George S.) Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va January 4, 1917.
Franklin Automobile Agency, Inc., Hampton, Va November 2, 1916.
Franklin County Warehouse' Co., Inc., Rocky Mount,
Va May 15, 1917.
Franklin Finance Co., Inc., Portsmouth, Va March 28, 1917.
Franklin Press Co., Inc. (amended), Petersburg, Va... November 9, 1916.
Franklin-Roanoke Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va October 12, 1916.
Fraternal Industrial Aid Asso. of Virginia, Inc. (The),
Richmond, Va April 28, 1917.
Frazier Pocahontas Coal Corporation, Tazewell, Va.... May 21, 1917.
Frazier Steam Dye Works, Inc. (The), (amended),
Roanoke, Va, January 30, 1917.
340 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF SECOBD.
Fredericksburg Cereal Mills, Inc., Fredericksburg, Va-June 7, 1917.
Freeman Germ Trap Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va -..March 17, 1917.
Freeman Glare-Killer Corporation, Norfolk, Va December 9, 1916.
Freeman Glare-Killer Corportaion (amended), Nor-
folk, Va March 17, 1917.
Fruitland Packing Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va March 20, 1917.
Fuel & By-Products Corporation, Doran, Va May 26, 1917.
Fulcher (E. A.) Distilling Co., Inc. (amended), Staun-
ton, Va. April 12, 1917.
Fuller Coal Co., Inc., Drill, Va January 9, 1917.
Galax Furniture Manufacturing Corporation, Galax,
Va Sepetember 4, 1917.
Galax Ice & Cold Storage Corporation (amended),
Galax, Va. .„ February 27, 1917.
Galera Lamba Oil Co., Inc., Richmond, Va December 19, 1916.
Garden City Corporation, Richmond, Va March 30, 1917.
Garden Coal Co., Inc., Tazewell, Va March 27, 1917.
Gardner (J. W.) & Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va June 16, 1917.
Gamer, Marsh & Parsons, Inc., Lewisetta, Va Jan. 9, 1917.
Gaw (H. G.) & Co., Inc., Stuarts Draft, Va. January 4, 1917.
Gawler's (Joseph) Sons, Inc., Alexandria, Va October 21, 1916.
Gaylord Land Corporation, Norfolk, Va August 2, 1917.
Gay Motor Corporation, Norfolk, Va May 1, 1917.
General Aeronautic Corporation, Alexandria, Va July 17, 1917.
General Ice Delivery Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va May 11, 1917.
General Ship Building Co., Inc. (The), Alexandria, Va.June 1, 1917.
Gibson Co., Inc. (The), (formerly McKee Co., Inc.),
Alexandria, Va.— Octobers, 1916.
Gish (The D. B.) Manufacturing Co., Inc., Alexandria,
Va July 9, 1917.
Gladesville Coal Co., Inc., Norton, Va November 28, 1916.
Glenrock Oil Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va August 17, 1917.
Globe Clothing Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Richmond,
Va March 15, 1917.
Golden-Lineweaver Corporation (amended), Harrison-
burg, Va- March 3, 1917.
Good Chemical Co., Inc., Basic City, Va November 2, 1916.
Good Chemical Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va. May 8, 1917.
Goodwin-Page, Inc., Roanoke, Va...« December 9, 1916.
Gordon Supply Co., Inc., Madison Heights, Va August 22, 1917.
GordonsvJlle Farmers Co-Operative Club, Inc., Gor-
donsville, Va June 25, 1917.
Gorman (P. H.) Co., Inc. (form.erly Republic Co.,
Inc.), Richmond, Va October 30, 1916.
Gomto (H. C), Inc., Norfolk, Va. January 18, 1917.
Graham Co., Inc. (The), Williamsburg, Va.. January 23, 1917.
Graham -Debar t Grocery Co., Inc. (formerly Surface-
Graham Grocery Co., Inc.), Christiansburg, Va.-.July 30, 1917.
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NAME AND LOCATION. JDATE OF BECOBD.
Grant Co-Operative Cheese Factory Asso., Inc. (The),
Grant, Va April 25, 1917.
Grant Motor Car Corporation, (amended) Richmond,
Va August 31, 1917.
Great Brittain Coal Corporation, Tazewell, Va September 4, 1917.
Greater Richmond Bottling Corporation, Richmond,
Va.... September 13, 1917.
Greenfield Corporation, Clinchburg, Va Febi;uary 23, 1917.
Green Mountain Club, Esmont, Va. ._ November 8, 1916.
Greenville Bagging Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va January 9, 1917.
Greensville Bank (The), (amended), Emporia Va April 27, 1917.
Greensville Warehouse Co., Inc., Emporia, Va September 5, 1917.
Gretna Hardware Co., Inc. (The), Gretna, Va February 15, 1917.
Griffith (W. F.) Co., Inc., Emmerton, Va April 9, 1917.
Groveland Park, Inc., Norfolk, Va August 14, 1917.
Guarantee Bank & Trust Co., Staunton, Va January 20, 1917.
Guardian Motors Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va. April 12, 1917.
Guest River Coal Co., Inc., Tacoma, Va June 30, 1917.
Hahn & Co., Inc., Sea Pines, Va October 27, 1916.
Halifax Cotton Mills, Inc. (amended). So. Boston, Va-Aujust 8, 1917.
Halifax Taka-Cola Bottling Corporation, Richmond,
Va September 12, 1917.
Halligan (James), Inc., Reams, Va March 14, 1917.
Hall (Charles, Jr.) Corporation, Norton, Va July 19, 1917.
Hall Motor Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va December 16, 1916.
Halstead & Finley, Inc., Norfolk, Va March 8, 1917.
Halsteads, Inc. (formerly Halstead & Jones, Inc.),
Norfolk, Va May 17, 1917.
Halstead & Jones, Inc., Norfolk, Va March 28, 1917.
Halstead & Jones, Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va May 17, 1917.
Hammermill Securities Corporation, Richmond, Va.. ..November 10, 1916.
Hampton Land & Cattle Co., Inc., Richmond, Va May 10, 1917.
Hampton Theatre Corporation, Roanoke, Va October 4, 1916.
Hampton Roads Collieries Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 11, 1917.
Hampton Roads Engineering & Construction Co., Inc.
(The), Hampton, Va August 22, 1917.
Hampton Roads Paper Co., Inc. (amended), Norfolk,
Va May 8, 1917.
Hampton Roads Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Corpora-
tion, Norfolk, Va August 31, 1917.
Hampton Roads Stevedoring Corporation, Newport
News, Va. October 24, 1916.
Hancock Hardware Co., Inc. (The), Pulaski ,Va February 20, 1917.
Hanover Investment Corporation, Richmond, Va November 20, 1916.
Hardware, Inc. (The), Eagle Rock, Va December 29, 1916.
Hardwicke (Charles W.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va....December 23, 1916.
Hardy-Mason Co., Inc. (The), (formerly The Hudson-
Hardy Co., Inc.), Newport News, Va June 18, 1917.
342 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECORD.
Hare (O. P.^ Drug Co., Inc. (amended), Petersburg,
Va - September 20, 1917.
Hargrove (A. W.), Inc., Eichncond, Va. February 24, 1917.
Harlan-Adams Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va January 11, 1917.
Harlan Coal & Land Co., Inc., Wise, Va January ' 0, 1917.
Harlow-Hardy Co., Inc. (The), Petersburg, Va April 9, 1917.
Harman-Drug Co., Inc., Staunton, Va December 19, 1916.
Harold Coal & Coke Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va >,u5ust 14, 1917.
Harp Auto Chain Tightener Co., Inc., Galax, Va May 14, 1917.
Harris (W. H.) Distilling Co., Inc., Richmond, Va June 6, 1917.
Harris Jewelry Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 31, 1917.
Harrisonburg Hatchery, Inc., Harrisonburg, Va November 28, 1916.
Harrison Construction Co., Inc., (amended), Peters-
burg, Va- August 31, 1917.
Hartford Clock Corporation, Richmond, Va... Decembers, 1916.
Hart Lumber & Manufacturing Co., Inc., Martinsville,
Va April 13, 1917.
Hasler Brothers, Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va. March 9, 1917.
Hasler (Robert) & Co., Inc. (formerly Hasler Broth-
ers, Inc.), Norfolk, Va March 9, 1917.
Havana Docks Corporation, Richmond, Va Decenber 7, 1916.
Hawes (S. H.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va April 25, 1917.
Hawthorne Coal Co., Inc., Norton, Va January 30, 1917.
Hayes-Newberry Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va. February 27, 1917.
Haynie, Richardson & Co., Inc., Sunnybank, Va November 4, 1916.
Hayo Kola Co., Inc., Suffolk, Va June 27, 1917.
Hechler Packing & Refning Co., Inc., Richmond, Va. September 28, 1917.
Hendrick& Hall, Inc. Lawrenceville, Va May 24, 1917.
Henrico Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Richmond, Va June 12, 1917.
Henry (Patrick) Cold Storage Co., Inc., Koehler, Va.-October 19, 1916.
Henry, Inc. (The), Martinsville, Va. July 6, 1917.
Herald Printing Corporation, Suffolk, Va. April 13, 1917.
Herbulent Corporation, Lynchburg, Va February 8, 1917
Hercules Corporation^ Roanoke, Va November 2, 1916.
Hessberg (Magnus), Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va.-February 1, 1917.
Hibacharo Oil Co., Inc., Richmond, Va December 19, 1916.
Hibacharo Oil Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va — Febrauary 20, 1917.
Hildebrand-Bumett Co., Inc. (amended), Roanoke,
Va June 8, 1917.
Hill Creek Coal Co., Inc., Bristol, Va. March 6, 1917.
Hobbie Bros. Co., Inc. (amended), Roanoke, Va.»-.; April 25, 1917.
Hobbie Piano & Player Corporation, Roanoke, Va. March 29, 1917.
Hodges Still Water Co., Inc., Richmond, Va December 9, 1916.
Hodnett-Chism Furniture Co., Inc. (amended), Dan-
ville, Va... , Augusts, 1917.
Hodnett (W. P.) Co., Inc., Martinsville, Va September 20, 1917.
HoUaday Detecto Co., Inc. (The), Suffolk, Va March 12, 1917.
Holland Dairy & Creamery Co., Inc., Radford, Va March 3, 1917.
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NAMS AND LOCATION. VAIM OT BEOOHa
Holly-Doone Farms, Inc., Richmond, Va., R. F. D.
No. 5._ June 21, 1917.
Home Club for Boys and Girls, Inc. (The), Richmond,
Va June 9, 1917.
Home for Needy Confederate Women (amended), Rich-
mond, Va.„ December 28, 1916.
Honaker Light Co., Honaker, Va July 30, 1917.
Hopewell Bludwine Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va February 15, 1917.
Hopewell Motor Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va November 24, 1916.
Home Coal Co., Inc., Tacoma, Va March 14, 1917.
Hotel Petersburg Corporation, Petersburg, Va February 13, 1917.
H. & S. Smokeless Coal Co., Inc., Tazewell, Va March 15, 1917.
Hudson-Hardy Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Newport
News, Va-_ June 18, 1917.
Huffman Auto Store, Inc., Richn^ond, Va October 16, 1916.
Hughes (Jno. E.) & Co., Inc., (amended), Danville,
Va : May 11, 1917.
Humphreys Marine Railway & Lumber Corporation,
Weems, Va February 1, 1917.
Hundley & Applewhite, Inc., Newoprt News, Va. December 29, 1916.
Huntington Co-Operative Asso., Inc., Newport News,
Va February 13, 1917.
Huntley Furniture Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va February 21, 1917.
Huston Music Shop, Inc., Roanoke^ Va „ September 24, 1917.
Hutchins Brothers, Inc., (formerly Hutchins & Tal-
bot), Portsmouth, Va November 21, 1916.
Hutchins & Talbot (amended), Portsmouth, Va November 21, 1916-
Hyde County Land & Lumber Co., Inc., Berryville,
Va December 9, 1916.
Hager Lumber Co., Inc., Grundy, Va April 28, 1917.
Ideal Fishing Float Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Rich-
mond, Va June 29, 1917.
Illuminating & Power Securities Corporation, Rich-
mond, Va. May 26, 1917.
Imbodenseam Collieries Co. Inc., Tazewell, Va July 30, 1917.
Imperial Beverage Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va September 6, 1917.
Imperial Oil Corporation, Petersburg, Va November 24, 1916.
Imperial Wagon Co., (The), W. Lynchburg, Va April 17, 1917.
Independent Trunk & Bag Co., Inc.. Petersburg, Va.-.September 24, 1917.
Indian Block Machine Corporation, Bristol, Va._» September 13, 1917.
Industrial Cleaning Cloth Co., Inc., Richmpnd, Va February 8, 1917.
Industrial Loan Corporation (amended), Portsmouth,
Va November 28, 1916.
Ingleside Corporation (The), (amended), Norfolk, Va-December 16, 1916.
Inter-County Fair Asso., Inc., Doswell, Va. May 3, 1917.
Inter-County Land Corporation, Richmond, Va. September 20, 1917,
Inter-County Publishing Co., Inc. (amended), Salem,
Va June 29, 1917.
Intermont Land Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va. January 9, 1917.
344 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
International Bureau of Labor, Inc. (The), Norfolk,
Va November 9, 1916.
International Filler Corporation, Richmond, Va April 14, 1917.
Interstate Equipn ent Corporation, Norfolk, Va July 20, 1917.
Inter-State Sales Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va April 12, 1917.
Interstate Wood Corporation (The), Bristol, Va December 19, 1916.
Inverto Co., Inc. (The), Eichmond, Va January 30, 1917.
Island Oil & Transport Corporation, Richmond, Va. January 2, 1917.
Ives (W. P.) & Co., Inc. Norfolk, Va April 13, 1917.
Ives Farm Corporation, Norfolk, Va September 28, 1917.
Ivor State & Lumber Co., Inc., Ivor, Va January 3, 1917.
Jackson River Corporation, Richmond, Va September 20, 1917.
Jackson River Land Co. ,Inc. (The), Hot Springs, Va-.November 21, 1916.
James (E. H.) Coal Corporation, Norton, Va February 17, 1917.
James River Contracting Co., Inc., City Point, Va May 15, 1917.
James River Lumber Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va Januarys, 1917.
Jarvis (A. B.), Inc., Portsmouth, Va May 21, 1917.
Jefferson Avenue Park Corporation, Newport News,
Va , Augusts, 1917.
Jefferson Investment Corporation, Richmond, Va- January 4, 19i7.
Jefferson Produce Co., Inc., Richmond, Va March 3, 1917.
Jeffries-Leonard Co., Inc. (The), Chincoteague, Va February S, 1917.
Jenkins (T. B.) Tobacco Co., Inc., Danville, Va June 2, 1917.
Jersey Queen Corporation, Portsmouth, Va April 27, 1917.
Jobbers and Manufacturers' Asso. of Virginia, Inc.,
Richmond, Va December 7, 1916.
Jobbers Overall Co., Inc. (amended), Blackstone, Va.January 30, 1917.
Jobbers Overall Co., Inc. (amended), Blackstone, Va..September ^2, 1917.
Johnson Brothers, Inc., Radford, Va January 9, 1917.
Johnston (George Beft) Memorial Hospital of South-
west Virginia, Abingdon, Va July 10, 1917.
Johnson Motor Corporation, Norfolk, Va.— May S, 1917.
Joliet-Norfolk Farm Corporation, Norfolk, Va July 30, 1917.
Joncoswell Coal Corporation, Tacoma, Va September 25, 1917.
Jones (E. K.) & Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va June IS, 1917.
Jones & Smith Butter Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va August 2, 1917.
Jones, Son & Co., Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va August 17, 1917.
Jordan (Arthur) Piano Co., Inc., (formerly Juelg Piano
Co.), Alexandria, Va March S, 1917.
Joshua Creek Mining Co., Inc., Richmond, Va January 18, 1917.
Joyner Hardware Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va January 26, 1917.
Juelg Piano Co., Inc. (amended), Alexandria, Va March S, 1917.
Kaehler Motor Co., Inc., Richmond, Va August 31, 1917.
Kami's, Inc., Roanoke, Va February 13, 1917.
Kathleen Mining Corporation, Richmond, Va September 28, 1917.
Kaufman (Carl), Inc., Richmond, Va September 13, 1917.
Keepwarm Klip Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va November 23, 1916.
Keller Stock Co., Inc., Keller, Va July 25, 1917.
Kelly Auto Supply Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va April 9, 1917.
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NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Kendrick Aeroplane Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va January 18, 1917.
Kennebec Ice & Delivery Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 26, 1917.
Kennedy Coal Corporation, Tazewell, Va May 15, 1917.
Kennedy Piano Co., Inc. (The), Alexandria, Va March 31, 1917.
Kentucky River Coal Corporation, (amended) Rich-
mond, Va October 23, 1916.
Kenyon Paper Corporation, Richmond, Va M&y 18, 1917.
Kerrigan (J. Warren) Feature Corporation, Richmond,
Va March 8, 1917.
Keyser Chemical Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va August 8, 1917.
Keystone Snap Fastener Corporation, Richmond, Va.. November 8, 1916.
Kilgore Coal Corporation, Coeburn, Va January 26, 1917.
King Brothers & Collier, Inc., Newport News, Va May 17, 1917.
King Cola Bottling Co., Inc., of Weyers Cave, Weyers
Cave, Va April 25, 1917.
King (Fred H.) Co., Inc., Norton, Va January 12, 1917.
King (H. D.) Motor Corporation, Richmond, Va October 5, 1916.
Kings Hotel, Inc., Norfolk, Va Dsceiabar 4, 1916.
Kingsport Brick Corporation (amended), Bristol, Va..March 26, 1917.
Kingsport Extract Corporation (amended), Bristol,
Va : July 23, 1917.
Kingsport Hosiery Mills, Inc., (formerly Clinch field
Hosiery Mills, Inc.), Bristol, Va March 23, 1917.
Kingsport Packing Corporation, Bristol, Va May 8, 1917.
Kingsport Pulp Corporation (amended), Bristol, Va....May 3, 1917.
Kingsport Realty Corporation, Bristol, Va March 27, 1917.
Kinsport Utilities, Inc., Bristol, Va May 21, 1917.
Kirson Department Store, Inc. (The), Kilmarnock,
Va :L Jun3l2, 1917.
Klensail Cleaning & Dye Works, Inc., (formerly The
Frazier Steam Dye Works, Inc.), Roanoke, Va January 30, 1917.
Kline (F. B.) Corporation, Norton, Va March 23, 1917.
Kline Kar Sales Co., Inc., Richmond, Va January 18, 1917.
Knickerbocker Gardens, Inc., Norfolk, Va May 17, 1917.
Knight Buggy Co., Inc. (amended), Franklin, Va July 11, 1917.
Knight Screen Manufacturing Co., Inc., (formerly
Knight Buggy Co., Inc.), Franklin, Va July 11, 1917.
Koerner & Goldfars, Inc., Norfolk, Va March 6, 1917.
Koolage's, Inc., Norfolk, Va March 3, 1917.
Lakemont Development Corporation, Petersburg, Va-May 2, 1917.
Lakeside Park, Inc., Richmond, Va June 25, 1917.
Lancaster Roller Mills, Inc. (The), Kilmarnock, Va.... October 23, 1916.
Lankford Boat Corporation, Staunton, Va January 26, 1917.
Las Ovas Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Alexandria, Va.November 20, 1916.
Laurel Coal Corporation, Tazewell, Va February 27, 1917.
Lavenstein Corporation (The), Petersbueg, Va March 28, 1917.
Lea, Lewis Furniture Co., Inc., Danville, Va February 8, 1917.
Leckie Coal Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va December 23, 1916.
Lecky (Robert, Jr.), Inc., Richmond, Va. July 12, 1917.
346 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECOBD.
Leecova Coal Co., Inc., Pennington Gap, Va August 10, 1917.
Lee-Harrison Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 16, 1916.
Lee (Ann) Memorial Home of the Aged, Alexandria,
Va October 19, 1916.
Lee Piano Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va.- February 8, 1917.
Lee Piano Co., Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va Aoril 17, 1917.
Lee (A. S.) & Sons Co., Inc., (amended) Norfolk, Va... March 26, 1917.
Legal Aid Society of Richmond, Richomnd, Va.> June 12, 1917.
Leighton (O. F.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va... Au|U3t 10, 1917.
Lester Lumber Co., Inc., Martinsville, Va February 13, 1917.
Letcher County Coal Corporation, Richmond, Va January 26, 1917.
Levinson (The A. I.) Co., Inc., Richmond, Va August 8, 1917.
Lewis Creek Banner Coal Co., Inc., Tazewell, Va June 16, 1917.
Lewis-Gale Hospital, Inc., (formerly J. N. Lewis & S.
S. Gale Corporation), Roanoke, Va NoveTiber 23, 1916-
Lewis (J. N.) & Gale (S. S.) Corporation (amende 1),
Roanoke, Va._ Nave nber 23, 1916.
Lexington Playground & Park Asso., Inc., Lexington,
Va ; February 23, 1917.
Lewis-Nowlin Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va January 9, 1917.
Liander (Robert), Inc., Warrenton, Va ...February 17, 1917.
Liberty An^usement Co., Inc. (The), Fredericksburg,
Va Junes, 1917.
Liberty Theater Corporation (The), Petersburg, Va... Seotenaber 28, 1917.
Lima Locomotive Works, Inc. (amended), Richmond,
Va June 13, 1917.
Limestone, Inc., Shawsville, Va ...February 3, 1917.
Lindsay Motor Co., Inc. (The), Portsmouth, Va... July 2, 1917.
Lineweaver Motor Co., Inc., Harrisonburg, Va March 3, 1917.
Live Stock Individual Drinking Fountain Co., Inc.,
Lynchburg, Va. January 30, 1917.
Lloyd (William) Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 31, 1916-
Locust Hill Coal Co., Inc., Tacoma, Va. July 6, 1917.
Long Fork Coal Co., Inc., Coeburn, Va August 14, 1917.
Longman (S.) & Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va._ Jime 29, 1917.
Longworth (W. P.) Heating Co., Inc., Richmond, Va.-July23, 1917.
Lord (J. W.) & Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va August 8, 1917.
Louisa County Fair Asso., Inc., Louisa, Va.- January 17, 1917.
Louisa Hardware Co., Inc., Louisa, Va. — December 19, 1916*
Louisa Hotel, Inc., Louisa, Va.„- April 28, 1917.
Louisiana Consolidated Oil & Refining Corporation,
Richmond, Va September 25, 1917.
Lousiaina Exploration Co., Inc., Richmond, Va — January 23, 1917.
Louisiana Oil Refining Corporation, Richmond, Va April 30^ 1917.
Lowenberg (Benjamin) & Son, Inc., Norfolk, Va. January 30, 1917.
Lull-Wanner Corporation, Norfolk, Va Jlpril 9, 1917.
Lunsford (Chas.) & Gray, Inc. (amended), Petersburg,
Va - Februarys, 1917,
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NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Lunsford (Chas.), Willis & Co., Inc., (formerly Chas.
Liuisford*& Gray, Inc.), Petersburg, Va Februarys, 1917.
Luray Farn^s Co., Inc., Rosslyn ,Va January 4, 1917.
Luray Ice Co., Inc. (amended), Luray, Va February 15, 1917.
Lynchburg Auto Supply Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va... October 27, 1916.
Lynchburg Baseball & Amusement Co., Inc., Lynch-
burg, Va.- February 14, 1917.
Lynchburg Clothing Co., Inc. (amended), Lynchburg,
Va : July 25, 1917.
Lynchburg Industrial Development Corporation,
Lynchburg, Va. June 20, 1917.
Lynchburg Industrial Savings & Loan Corporation,
Lynchburg, Va August 31, 1917.
Lynchburg Shoe C6., Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va.June 7, 1917.
Lynnhaven Lumber Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va. . .- ..September 5, 1917.
L'yon« Manufacturing Co., liic, Lexington, Va.- June 13, 1917.
Lytton-Wood Engineering Corporation, Norfolk, Va.... November 8, 1916.
Madison Auto Bus Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va June 20, 1917.
Magnolia Land Corporation, Magnolia, Va July 27, 1917.
Majestic Amusement Corporation, Norfolk, Va January 26, 1917.
Majestic Orpheum Corporation (amended), Nofrolk,
Va ^ March 27, 1917.
Majestic Land Corporation, Hopewell, Va February 1, 1917.
Mammoth Mining Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va August 31, 1917.
Manufacturers' Agents Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 16, 1916.
Marcelle Amusement Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va - June 8, 1917.
Marks Co., Inc. (The), Bristol, Va._ ._ April 25, 1917.
Marks Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Bristol, Va June 20, 1917.
Marks, Inc., of Richmond, Richmond, Va May 2, 1917. .
Marsee Coal Co., Inc., Pennington Gap, Va April 25, 1917.
Martini Manufacturing Co., Inc., Noiffolk, Va August 8, 1917.
Marva Mining Corporation, Richmond, Va February 8, 1917.
Mary Helen Coal Corporation (amended), Crewe, Va..July 31, 1917.
Maryland Taka-Kola Bottling Corporation, Richmond,
Va.^ September 24, 1917.
Massie-Morrison Lumber Co., Inc. (formerly Massie
& Pierce, Inc.), Lynchburg, Va December 29, 1916.
Massie & Pierce, Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va December 29, 1916.
Mathews-Senta Co., Inc., (amended), Clifton Forge, Va. January 9, 1917.
Mathieson Alkali Works (amended), Saltville, Va November 10, 1916.
Matoaca Cotton Mills, Inc., Matoaca, Va June 29, 1917.
Mattingly Optical Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va March 16, 1917.
Maury Land Corporation (The), Richmond, Va. - November 8, 1916.
McClure Coal Corporation, St. Paul, Va May 21, 1917.
McCorkle Lumber Co., Inc. (The), Nora, Va. December 29, 1916.
McGraw, Inc. (James), Richmond, Va October 27, 1916.
McKee Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Alexandria, Va. . ..October 3, 1916.
McPherson (J. J.) Packing & Ice Corporation, Nor-
folk, Va Novembers, 1916.
348 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Merchants Advertising Exchange Corporation, Rich-
mond, Va '. February 3, 1917.
Merchants Grocery Co., Inc., Culpeper, Va April 12, 1917.
MerrJmac Anthracite Coal Corporation, Christians-
burg, Va._ June 1, 1917.
Mexican Investment Co., Inc., Richmond, Va March 9, 1917.
Midland Publishing Co., Inc. Palmyra, Va July 2, 1917.
Midway Heights Corporation Petersburg, Va April 14, 1917.
Miller (D. H.) & Co., Inc., Moneta, Va April 12, 1917.
Miller Home & Day Nursery, Portsmouth, Va July 14, 1917.
Miller-Zfass-Hyman Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va August 17, 1917.
Mineral Products Corporation, Compton, Va April 27, 1917.
Mint Cola Co., Inc., Emporia, Va. January 4, 1917.
Model Garage Corporation, Richmond, Va December 7, 1916.
Modem Home Builders, Inc. (amended), Richmond,
Va August 17, 1917.
Monitor Film Manufacturing Co., Inc., Alexandria,
Va December 14, 1916.
Monticello Realty Co. (amended), Norfolk, Va September 20, 1917.
Moomaw (John C.) Co. (amended), Cloverdale, Va May 1, 1917.
Moore Hardware Co., Inc., (formerly Richard R.
Moore, Inc.), Norfolk, Va ' February 13, 1917.
Moore Hotel Corporation, Staunton, Va March 29, 1917.
Moore (Richard R.), Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va February 13, 1917.
Morgans Magazine Agency, fnc, Richmond, Va February 16, 1917.
Morningside Heights Corporation, Roanoke, Va March 6, 1917.
Morris Plan Corporation of Portsmouth (The), (for-
merly Industrial Loan Corporation), Portsmouth,
Va ^. November 28, 1916.
Motor Distributors, Inc., Petersburg, Va January 12, 1917.
Motors Safety Starters Corporation, Richmond, Va.. ..October 18, 1916.
Motors Safety Starters Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va March 23, 1917.
Moulton Lumber Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va May 24, 1917.
Mount Pleasant Telephone Co. (The), Fentres, Va March 7, 1917.
Mount Vernon Water Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va December 19, 1916.
Murray & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va November 29, 1916.
Mutual Automobile Supply Asso., Inc. (The), (amend-
ed), Rosslyn, Va December 7, 1916.
Mutual Benefit Fire Insurance Co. of Mecklenburg,
Baskerville, Va December 19, 1916.
Mutual Sayings Bank & Trust Co., Inc. Lynchburg,
Va - February 8, 1917.
Mutual Stores Corporation, Hopewell, Va March 16, 1917.
Myers (J. Rappe, Jr.), Salem, Va October 2, 1916.
Myers Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va February 20, 1917.
N^ansemond Brick Corporation, Norfolk, Va._ August 8, 1917.
National Amusement Corporation, Hopewell Va March 31, 1917.
National Board of Credit, Inc., Roanoke, Va January 9, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 349"
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
National Brokerage Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va November 24, 1916.
National Capital Brewing Co. (amended), Alexandria,
Va Ai^gustS, 1917.
National Capital Hotel Corporation, Alexandria, Va... October 25, 1916.
National Carbide Corporation, Ivanhoe, Va May 26, 1917.
National Cities Stores Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va- May 15, 1917.
National Civic Improvemmt Asso. (The), Richmond,
Va June 12, 1917.
National Contracting Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va September 20, 1917.
National Negro Ter-Centenary Celebration Co. of the
United States of America, Inc. (The), Norfolk, Va-JVlarch 9, 1917.
National Homebuilders Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va - January 30, 1917.
National Ice & Fuel Co., Inc., (formerly Sanitary Ice
• and Cold Storage Co., Inc.), Fredericksburg, Va-.March 22, 1917.
National Veneer Co., Inc., Richmond, Va December 3, 1916.
Nelson-Earney Cigar Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va August 14, 1917.
Nelson Estate, Inc., Richmond, Va January 20, 1917.
Nelson-Ladd Co., Inc., Richmond, Va.. July 17, 1917.
Netherland Creamery & Cheese Corporation, Roa-
noke, Va June 6, 1917.
New Almaden Stores, Inc. (The), Richmond, Va March 26, 1917.
Newberry Land, Coal & Coke Co., a corporation,
Bland, Va November 14, 1916.
Newcomb Grocery & Commission Co., Inc., Peters-
burg, Va. ._ March 22, 1917.
New Glencove Corporation, Norfolk ,Va November 29, 1916.
Newport News Furniture Co., Inc., Newport News,
Va January 4, 1917.
Newport News & Hampton Railway, Gas & Electric
Co., (amended) Newport News, Va August 14, 1917.
Newport News Painting & Supply Co., Inc., Newport
News, Va-_ December 7, 1916.
New River Mining Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va December 12, 1916.
New Sullins College, Inc. (The), Bristol, Va December 9, 1916.
Newton (Alton R.), Inc., Norfolk, Va April 16, 1917.
Newton-Woodward Hardware Corporation, Richmond,
Va January 10, 1917.
Newton-Woodward Hardware Corporation (amended),
Richmond, Va March 12, 1917.
Newton-Woodward Hardware Corporation (amended),
Richmond, Va March 27, 1917.
New York Musical Comedy Co., Inc., Richnrond, Va..May 21, 1917.
New York Sample Store, Inc., Norfolk, Va.^ January 30, 1917.
Nickelsville Telephone Co., Nickelsville, Va March 27, 1917.
Nitro-Phospho Corporation, Richmond, Va May 21, 1917.
Noah Products Corporation, Richmond, Va September 12, 1917.
Nock (George F.) Fish Co., Inc., Wachapreague, Va.-.February 2, 1917.
350 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Nolde Brothers, Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va August 15, 1917.
Norfolk Awning & Tent Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va ^ay 4, 1917.
Norfolk Belting Corporation, Norfolk, Va._ April 7, 1917.
Norfolk County Farms* Inc., Norfolk, Va ;. July 14, 1917.
Norfolk Drawbridge Corporation, Norfolk, Va March 5, 1917.
Norfolk King Cola Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va February 14, 1917.
Norfolk Music C o., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 30, 1917.
Norfolk-Newport News Stevedoring Corporation, Nor-
folk, Va July 2, 1917.
Norfolk Reduction Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 20, 1917.
Norfolk Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Corporation, Norfolk,
Va March 6, 1917.
Norfolk Southern Drainage Corporation, Richmond, Va.October 2, 1916.
Norfolk Southern Farms, Inc., Richmond, Va October 2, 1916.
Norfolk Taka-Kola Bottling Coiporation, Norfolk, Va.-..June 1, 1917.
Northeast Carolina Investment Corporation, Suffolk,
Va : February 16, 1917.
Northern (W. L.) & Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va January 4, 1917.
Northern Neck Investment Corporation, Reedville, Va..October 23, 1916.
North Fork Coal Co., Pennington Gap, Va March 31, 1917.
Northney Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va October 19, 1916.
Norton, (N. S.), Inc., Norfolk, Va December 29, 1916.
Norton Ice Cream & Cold Storage Corporation, Norton,
Va October 20, 1916.
Norvell, (F. H.) Tire Co., Inc., Richmond, Va September 20, 1917.
Nottingham & Wrenn Co. (The), (amended), Norfolk,
Va September 28, 1917.
Nottoway Land & Timber Co., Inc., Blackstone, Va January 17, 1917.
N. & W. Overall Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va > Aoril 14, 1917.
Ocean Front Land Co., Inc., Virginia Beach, Va October 6, 1916.
Oehmler Floral Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va January 18, 1917.
Ogden Sectional Cabinet Co., Inc., Lynchbur?, Va July 10, 1917.
Ogle Auto Repair Corporation, (amended), Norfolk, Va. January 8, 1917.
Ohio Lumber & Mining Co., Inc. (The), Pulaski, Va January 10, 1917.
Ohio Lumber & Mining Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Pu-
laski, Va March 22, 1917.
Ohio Property Corporation, Richmond, Va January 30, 1917.
Old Dominion Beverage Corporation (amended), Rich-
n: ond, Va. March 21, 1917.
Old Dominion Chemical Co., Inc., Yorktown, Va January 23, 1917.
Old Dominion Coal, Iron & Coke Corporation, Roanoke,
Va.. - July 13, 1917.
Old Dominion Corporation, (formerly Inter-County Pub-
lishing Co., Inc.), Roanoke, Va June 29, 1917.
Old Dominion Iron & Nail Works Co. (amended). Rich- ^
mond, Va July 12, 1917.
Old Dominion Iron & Steel Corporation, (formerly Old
Dominion Iron & Nail Works Co.), Richmond, Va....July 12, 1917.
Old Dominion Pig Iron Corporation, Roanoke, Va May 24, 1917.
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NAME AND LOCATION. »ATE OF BECOBD.
Old Dominion Power Co., Norton, Va... December 29, 1916.
Old Dominion Ideally Corporation, Farmville, Va January 4, 1917.
Old Dominion Shipbuilding & Air Craft Manufacturing
Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va July 10, 1917.
Old Dominion Silk Corporation, Norfolk, Va January 4, 1917.
Old Dutch Market, Inc. (amended), Alexandria, Va January 4> 1917.
Old Point Transfer Corporation, Fort Monroe, Va February 8, 1917.
Old Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va June 29, 1917.
Oldsmobile Co. of Norfolk, Inc., Norfolk, Va.. August 31, 1917.
Oliver (J. S.)-* Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va February 24, 1917.
Orange Milling Co., Inc., Orange, Va May 15, 1917.
Osbom Investment Co., Inc. (The), Rosslyn, Va October 3, 1916.
Otterbum Springs Sanitorium, Inc., (formerly The Dr.
H. L. Devine Sanitarium, Inc.), Richmond, Va January 31, 1917.
Otterbum Springs Sanitorium, Inc. (amended). Rich-
m ond, Va September 20, 1917.
Ould (J. W.) Co., Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va December 19, 1916.
Overland-Knight Co., Inc. (The), (formerly Allen Auto
& Supply Co., Inc.), Newport News, Va January 26, 1917.
Overton & Talbot Co., Inc., (formerly White & Talbot,
* Inc.), Portsmouth, Va..- June 21, 1917.
Owens-Merritt Co., Inc. (The), Danville, Va December 16, 1916.
Palms, Inc. (The), Hopewell, Va January 23, 1917.
Panama Manganese Corporation, Richmond, Va November 8, 1916.
Pan-American Debenture Corporation, (formerly Public
Utility Debenture Corporation), Richmond, Va December 12, 1916.
Paramount Business Asso., Inc., Richmond, Va._ September 1, 1917.
Paramount Drug Store, Inc., Bristol, Va March 22, 1917.
Park C<Jal Corporation, Norton, Va.. , August 14, 1917.
Parker-Brawner Co., Inc. (amended), Alexandria, Va November 20, 1916.
Parker & Mulvey, Inc., Portsmouth, Va. March 8, 1917.
Payne & Sons, Inc., Charlottesville, Va January 30, 1917.
Payne Valve Corporation (The) Roanoke, Va August 8, 1917.
Pearl Laundry Co., Inc., Richmond, Va. April 28, 1917.
Pearman & Guthrie, Inc., Petersburg, Va April 14, 1917.
Peck (Joseph) Corporation, Richmond, Va August 2, 1917.
Peden Excelsior & Lumber Co., Inc., Fredericksburg,
Va June 27, 1917.
Peebles-Wells Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va March 22, 1917.
Pender (David) Grocery Co. (amended), Norfolk, Va. February 13, 1917.
Peninsula Bank & Trust Co., (formerly The Williamsburg
Banking Trust & Mortgage Co.), Williamsburg, Va.. July 31, 1917.
Peninsula Building & Investment Corporation of New-
port News, Va., Newport News, Va.- April 25, 1917.
Peninsula Construction Co., Inc., Newport News, Va March 26, 1917.
Peninsula Finance Corporation, Norfolk, Va— January 30, 1917.
Peninsula Mills, Inc., Qak, Va March 23, 1917.
Penn-Lee Coal Co., Inc., (formerly Straight Creek Coal
Corporation), Big Stone Gap, Va July 26, 1917.
362 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF iBECOBD.
Pen-Virgin Lumber Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va.May 8, 1917.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co. of Chase City (The), Chase
City, Va-..- May 11, 1917.
Peoples Building & Loan Asso. (amended), Hampton,
Va December 7, 1916.
Peoples Drug Co., Inc. (The), Winchester, Va June 21, 1917.
Peoples Furniture Stores, Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va. .December 12, 1916.
Peoples Garage, Inc. (The), Bedford, Va January 31, 1917.
Peoples Mercantile Co., Inc., Saltville, Va October 16, 1916.
Peoples Seed, Loan & Dime Asso., Inc., Eastville, Va May 4, 1917.
Peoples Store of Temperanceville, Inc. Temperanceville,
Va : February 19, 1917.
Petersburg Bureau of Governmental Research, Peters-
burg, Va. July 2, 1917.
Petersburg Christo-Cola Bottling Corporation, Peters-
burg, Va September 20, 1917.
Petersburg Novelty Corporation, Petersburg, Va July 26, 1917.
Petersburg Piano Corporation (amended), Petersburg,
Va Augusts, 1917.
Petersburg Progress Publishing Co., Inc., Petersburg,
Va Augusts, 1917.
Petersburg Telephone Co. (amended), Petersburg, Va... .March 5, 1917.
Pettyjohn's, Inc., Lynchburg, Va October 5, 1916.
Phillips Brothers Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va January 23, 1917.
Phillips Lumber Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va March 30, 1917.
Piedmont Brokerage Co., Inc., Suffolk, Va June !?1, 1917.
Piedmont Cash Grocery Co., Inc. (The), Danville, Va....June 25, 1917.
Piedmont Publishing Co., Inc., Culpeper Va March 22, 1917.
Pierce Navigation Co., Ing., Richmond, Va November 27, 1916.
Piland (M. R.) Lumber Co., Inc., Newport News, Va July 10, 1917.
Pittsburgh Rolls Corporation, Richmond, Va July 24, 1917.
Pitts (J. L.) Tie & Lumber Co., Inc., Richmond; Va January 3, 1917.
Plageman Motor Sales Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va ...O^tD'osr 23, 1916.
Planters Bank, Inc., of Machinpongo, Va. (The), Michin-
pongo, Va October 21, 1916.
Plaza Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va March 5, 1917.
Pocahontas Consolidated Collieries Co., Inc. (amended),
Boissevain, Va .> May 24, 1917.
Pocahontas Fuel Co., Inc., (formerly Pocahontas Con-
solidated Collieries Co., Inc.), Boissevain, Va May 24, 1917.
Pocahontas Mercantile Co., Inc., Pocahontas, Va April 14, 1917.
Pocahontas Oil Corporation, Richmond, Va November 4, 1917.
Porter Building Corporation, Richmond, Va.™ May 14, 1917.
Porter & Stephenson, Inc., Norfolk, Va April 9, 1917.
Portland Coal Co., Inc., St. Paul, Va April 28, 1917.
Portner (Robert) Brewing Co. (amended), Alexandria,
Va „ ^ January 16, 1917.
Portner (The Robert) Corporation, (formerly The Rob-
ert Portner Brewing Co.), Alexandria, Va .January 16, 1917.
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NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD,
Porto Rico Plantation Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va Sept. 8, 1917.
Port Republic Light & Power Co., Port Republic, Va April 9, 1917.
Portsmouth Asso. of Commerce, Inc. (The), Portmouth,
Va - Aoril28, 1917.
Portsmouth Co. (amended), Portsmouth, Va November 18, 1916.
Portsmouth Metal & Foundry Corporation, Portsmouth,
Va ...^ February 13, 1917.
Portsmouth Star Corporation, Portsmouth, Va January 11, 1917.
Potomac Shipbuilding Co., Inc., Fredericksburg, Va April 14, 1917.
Potomac Shipbuilding Co., Inc. (amended), Fredericks-
burg, Va. .'. ^ .-. ...Au?ust 8, 1917.
Potomac Transfer Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va May 4, 1917.
Powers & Anderson, Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va JVIay 11, 1917.
Powhatan Hotel Corporation (The), (amended), Rich-
mond, Va... -. Novmeber 21, 1916.
Powhatan Steamship Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va .....June 13, 1917.
Price Co., Inc. (The), Petersburg, Va April 16, 1917.
Prince George Hospital Asso., Inc. (The), Hopewell, Va-.September 20, 1917.
Prince George Land Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va December 16, 1916.
Princess Anne Realty Corporation, Sea Pines, Va October 27, 1916.
Princess Anne Realty Corporation (amended), Sea Pines,
Va .........Februsry 2, 1917.
Princess Anne Realty Corporation (amended). Sea Pines,
Va » February 15, 1917.
Privett (L.) & Brother, Inc., Portsmouth, Va August 22, 1917.
Profit-Sharing Loan Corporation, Norfolk, Va. March 28, 1917.
Prophytol Products Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Rich-
mond, Va .January 16, 1917.
Protective Benevolent Order of Reindeer of the United
States of America (The), Portsmouth, Va..... May 8, 1917.
Public Utility Debenture Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va..... December 12, 1916.
Puddledock Land Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va September 24, 1917.
Pulaski Foundry & Manufacturing Corporation (amend-
ed), Pulaski, Va.-- November 2, 1916.
Pulaski Fraternity Building Corporation (The), Pulaski,
Va : December 29, 1916.
Pulaski Stone Co., Inc. (The), Pulaski, Va March 26, 1917.
Purity Corporation (amended), Richmond, Va January 30, 1917.
Purity Ice Cream Co., Inc. (The), (formerly Purity Cor-
poration), Richmond, Va January 30,. 1917.
Quantico Pharmacy, Inc. (The), Alexandria, Va July 28, 1917.
Queen Cola Bottling Co., Inc., LaCrosse, Va December 29, 1916.
Radford Ice Corporation, Radford, Va December 23, 1916.
Railway Supply Co. of Alabama, Inc. (amended), Rich-
mond, Va.> - April 9, 1917.
Ram Island Gunning Club, Inc., Norfolk, Va 3Iay 26, 1917.
Rapidan Development & Mining Co., Inc., Richardsville,
Va ! Junes, 1917.
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NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Rapidan Development & Mining Co., Inc. (amended),
Richardsville, Va June 21, 1917.
Raven Red Ash Coal Corporation, Tazewell, Va March 20, 1917.
Ray-Subtr actor- Adder Co., Inc.- (amended), Richmond,
Va : February 19, 1917.
Read Publishing Corporation, Newport News, Va October 17, 1916.
Read's Branch Mining Co., Inc., Pocahontas, Va July 3, 1917.
Realty Investment Co., Inc., Covington, Va ...October 9, 1916.
Reams, Jones &Vaughn, Inc., Williamsburg, Va August -31, 1917.
Reay Truck Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va September 25, 1917.
Red, White & Blue Candy Mfg., Co., Inc. (amended),
Norfolk, Va ...July 11, 1917.
Regent Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va. October 16, 1916.
Reliance Auto Repair Corporation, (formerly Ogle Auto
Repair Corporation), Norfolk, Va January 8, 1917.
Reliance Electric Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va July 14, 1917.
Rellim Coal Co., Inc., Norton, Va December 16, 1916.
Repton Land Corporation, Richmond, Va November 23, 1916.
Republic Tobacco Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va... October 30, 1916.
Rest-Over Corporation (The), Richmond, Va December 7, 1916.
Restover Homes for Boys and Girls, Inc., Richmond, Va. June 12, 1917.
Reynolds-Graves Hardware Co., Inc., (formerly Rey-
nolds-Zinc Hardware Co., Inc.), Charlottesville, Va. January 30, 1917.
Reynolds-Zinc Hardware Co., Inc. (amended), Char-
lottesville, Va , January 30, 1917.
Rich Creek Orchard Co., Inc., (The), Stuart, Va June 9, 1917.
Richmond Apartment Corporation, Richmond, Va January 10, 1917.
Richmond Automobile Board of Trade, Inc., Richmond,
Va May 26, 1917.
Richmond Automobile Dealers' Assp., Richmond, Va November 21, 1916.
Richmond Cold Storage, Inc., Richmond, Va. April 25, 1917.
Richmond Dairy Co., (amended) Richmond, Va March 5, 1917.
Richmond Foundry & Manufacturing Co. (amended),
Richmond, Va June 27, 1917.
Richmond Home Building Co., Inc., Richmond, Va February 16, 1917.
Richmond Ice Delivery Corporation, Richmond, Va February 19, 1917.
Richmond Lemon-Kola Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va. May 7, 1917.
Richmond Master Paper Hangers Corporation, Rich-
mond, Va- August 17, 1917.
Richmond Metal Products Co., Inc., (formerly Rich-
mond Stay Bolt Drilling Machine Manufacturing),
Richmond, Va June 29, 1917.
Richmond Pressed Metal Works, Inc., (formerly Success
Novelty Co., Inc.), Richmond, Va January 23, 1917.
Richmond School of Social Economy, Inc., Richmond,
Va - April 9, 1917.
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/ . NAME AND LOCATION. . DATE OF EECOB^.
Kichmond Stay Bolt Drilling Machine Manufacturing
Co., Inc., (amended), Richmond, Va June 29, 1917.
Richmond Structural Steel Co., Inc. (amended), Rich-
mond, Va January 31, 1917.
Richmond Title & Abstract Co., Inc., Richmond, Va... ..April 25,. 1917.
Richmond-Washington King Cola Bottling Co., Inc.,
Richmond, Va June 8, 1917.
Rida, Inc., Norfolk, Va.>_ March 1, 1917.
Ritchie, Haynes & Co., Inc., Sugar Grove, Va February 24, 1917.
Roades, Waugh & Co., Inc., Saltville, Va August 14, 1917.
Roanoke Art Tile Corporation, Roanoke, Va August 14, 1917.
Roanoke City Mills, Inc., Roanoke, Va February 1, 1917.
Roanoke Cycle Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va February 16, 1917.
Roanoke Dairy & Ice Cream Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va October 16, 1916,
Roanoke Drug Co., Inc., (formerly Bowles-Robertson
Drug Co., Inc.), Roanoke, Va November 14, 1916.
Roanoke Flour & Feed Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va January 11, 1917.
Roanoke Hotel Corporation, Roanoke, Va January 26, 1917.
Roanoke Industrial Loan Corporation, Roanoke, Va May 18, 1917.
Roanoke Lead & Zinc Corporation, Roanoke, Va February 1, 1917.
Roanoke Mutual Building & Loan Assq., Inc., Roanoke,
Va January 4, 1917.
Roanoke River Development Co. (amended), Richmond,
Va March 1, 1917.
Roanoke Steam Dye Works, Inc. (The), Roanoke, Va.. ..January 11, 1917.
Roan Land Corporation, Bristol, Va April 9, 1917.
Roberts & Akers Advertising Service, Inc., Newport
News, Va January 4, 1917.
Roberts Coal Co., Inc., Wise, Va July 24, 1917.
Robertson Fertilizer Co., Inc., Money Point, Va May 4, 1917.
Robertson-Parker Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va....March 12, 1917.
Robinson-Graves Co., Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va.-.-March 26, 1917.
Robinson Realty Corporation, Richmond, Va. .^ April 25, 1917.
Robinson, Smith & Chambers, Inc., (formerly Robinson-
Graves Co., Inc.), Lynchburg, Va March 26, 1917.
Rogers & Madison Trunk Corporation, Petersburg, Va.. October 21, 1916.
Rogers-McHechin Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va December 12, 1916.
Ronick Furniture Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 17, 1916.
Roper Brothers Lumber Co., (formerly Vosburg Lumber
Co., Inc.), Petersburg, Va.~ January 20, 1917.
Roper Brothers Lumber Co. (amended), Petersburg, Va.,September 8, 1917.
Roper & Co., Inc. (amened), Petersburg, Va September 8, 1917.
Rose Hill Brick Co., Inc., Boons Path, Va January 9, 1917.
Roselawn Land Corporation (amended), Richmond, Va.November 8, 1916.
Rosslyn Gas Co. (amended), Rosslyn, Va.... March 9, 1917.
Rosslyn Gas Co. (amended), Rosslyn, Va March 20, 1917.
, Rothert & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va... June 7, 1917.
Rothschild Ventilating Sash-Lock Corporation, Rich-
mond, Va January 26, 1917.
356 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECORD.
Roxana Petroleum Corporation, Richmond, Va. March 8, 1917.
Royal Silver Manufacturing Co. (amended); Norfolk, Va-.March 16, 1917.
Roy Coal Co., Inc., Norton, Va Steptember 22, 1917.
Rugby Land Corporation, Roanoke, Va October 9, 1916.
Rural Home Corporation, Norfolk, Va... October 24, 1916.
Russell Coal Corporation, Honaker, Va March 3, 1917.
Russell Drug Co., Inc., (formerly Russell & Rowe Drug
Co., Inc.), Petersburg, Va April 28, 1917.
Russell, Etheredge & Pritchard, Inc., Norfolk, Va March 28, 1917.
Russell & Rowe Drug Co., Inc. (amended), Petersburg,
Va April 28, 1917.
Sabine Colleries Corporation, Richmond, Va April 30, 1917.
Safety First Manufacturing Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va March 31, 1917.
Safety Gas Lighter Corporation, Roanoke, Va.^ April 25, 1917.
Salsomaggiore Dry Fog Treatment Corporation^ Rich-
mond, Va.- November 27, 1916.
Sanderlin Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va August 22, 1917.
Sanitary Dairy, Inc., Lynchburg, Va. November 24, 1916.
Sanitary Dairy, Inc. (amended), Lynchburg, Va August 8, 1917.
Sanitary Ice & Cold Storage Co., Inc. (amended), Fred-
ericksburg, Va March 22, 1917.
Santee Timber Corporation, Richmond, Va July 13, 1917.
Santee Timber Corporation (amended), Franklin, Va August 15, 1917.
Sayers Pocahontas Coal Co., Inc., Tazewell, Va._ January 17, 1917.
Schewel Furniture Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va. February 1, 1917.
Schluter Auto Repair Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond,
Va - May 18, 1917.
Schmidt (E. F.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va April 25, 1917.
Scott (M. R.) & Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va June 1, 1917.
Scott County Stock Breeders Asso., Inc., Gate City, Va. February 15, 1917.
Screenland-Playgoer Co., Inc., Richmond, Va October 31, 1916.
Seaboard Farming Corporation Norfolk, Va July 27, 1917.
Seaboard Motor Truck Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va.. February 14, 1917.
Seaboard Oil & Guano Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Reed-
ville, Va July 23, 1917.
Sea Side Fish Co., Inc., Chincoteague, Va , September 20, 1917.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Chicago, Rich-
mond, Va. October 27, 1916.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Denver, Rich-
mond, Va. - March 26, 1917.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Georgia, Rich-
mond, Va. -> March 5, 1917.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Missouri, Rich-
mond, Va.- April 14, 1917.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of New Jersey,
Richn^ond, Va - January 30, 1917.
, Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Pennsylvania,
Richmond, Va November 1, 1916.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 357
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Pittsburgh,
Richmond, Va November 29, 1916.
Selznick (Lewis J.) Productions, Inc., of Virginia, Rich-
mond, Va. October 27, 1916.
17th St. Loan Office, Inc., Richmond, Va- August 31, 1917.
Sheep Rock Coal Co., Inc. (The), Tacoma, Va June 29, 1917.
Sheldon (A. Jay) & Co., Bristol, Va November 24, 1916.
Shelton (H. B.) Co., Inc., Pearisburg, Va February 13, 1917.
Shenandoah Beverage Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va July 12, 1917.
Shenandoah County Fair Asso., Woodstock^ Va ...March 23, 1917.
Shenandoah Investment Corporation, Roanoke, Va February 1, 1917.
Shenandoah Milling Co., Inc., Shenandoah, Va _ May 21, 1917.
Shields Dry Cleaning Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va August 31, 1917.
Shiflett Brothers Co., Inc., Richmond, Va November 21, 1916.
Shirey & Brown, Inc., Buena Vista, Va August 22, 1917.
Shirley Farm, Inc., Richmond, Va March 8, 1917.
Sickel Cleaning Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va June 12, 1917.
Simpson & Gallup, Inc., Norfolk, Va December 7, 1916.
Sinclair-Heflfelfinger Corporation, Newport News, Va March 29, 1917.
Skinner (E. C.) & Co. Inc. Newport News, Va March 2D, 1917.
Smallwood Memorial Institute (amended) Richmond,
Va : May 24, 1917.
Smethport Extract Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Damas-
cus, Va /. March 8, 1917.
Smith & Jones, Inc., Newport News, Va !.-.April 17, 1917.
Smith Motor Truck Corporation, Richmond, Va November 27, 1916^
Smith (William G.) Produce & Commission Co., Inc.,
Cape Charles, Va March 12, 1917.
Smith (F. O.) Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., Inc. (amend-
ed), Norfolk, Va March 6, 1917. .
Smoot Sand & Gravel Corporation (amended), Alexan-
dria, Va December 12, 1916.
Smyth County Purebred Live Stock Asso., Inc. (The),
Marion, Va March 17, 1917.
Snyder & Berman, Norfolk, Va March 5, 1917.
Sons of Norfolk Social & Beneficial Asso., Norfolk, Va....October 30, 1916.
South Florida Grapefruit Corporation, Richmond, Va...~ March 8, 1917.
South Hill Tobacco Board of Trade, Inc., South Hill, Va..October 6, 1916.
South & West Coal & Coke Co., Inc. (amended), Big
Stone Gap, Va March 7, 1917.
Southeastern Iron Corporation, Richmond, V^ _ May 21, 1917.
Southeastern Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va October 25, 1916.
Southern Accessories Co., Inc., Richmond, Va.. June 2, 1917.
Southern Auto Repair Co., Inc., (formerly Schluter Auto
Repair Co., Inc.), Richmond, Va May 18, 1917.
Southern Automobile Supply Co., Inc. (The), Rosslyn,
Va ,. December 7, 1916.
Southern Autosal Co., Inc. Roanoke, Va June 5, 1917.
358 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Southern Constniction & Supply Co., Inc., Newport
News, Va. May 24, 1917.
Southern Endless Belt Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va. March 8, 1917.
Southern Exploration Co., Inc., Richmond, Va March 22, 1917.
Southern Food Corporation, Richmond, Va January 9, 1917.
Southern Furniture Co., Inc. (formerly Centfal Furniture
Co., Inc.), Richmond, Va. June 1, 1917.
Southern Insurance Agency, Inc., Norfolk, Va February 16, 1917.
Southern Insurance Agency, Inc. (supplemental), Nor-
folk, Va March 20, 1917.
Southern Manufacturing Co. (amended), Richmond, Va-March 20, 1917.
Southern Motor Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va October 18, 1916.
Southern Oil & Feed Mills, Inc., (formerly Southern
Peanut Hull Mills, Inc.), Petersburg, Va Septembers, 1917.
Southern Peanut Hull Mills, Inc. (amended), Petersburg,
Va > Septembers, 1917.
Southern Potteries, Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va May 8, 1917.
Sputhem Savings & Finance Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va April 13, 1917.
Southern Talc & Mineral Co., Inc., Fredericksburg, Va.- May 7, 1917.
Southern Trust Co., Shawsville, Va.- January 24, 1917.
Southside Supply Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Chase •
City, Va- r June 20, 1917.
Spartan Land Corporation, Roanoke, Va July 17, 1917.
Spicer Manufacturing Corporation, Richmond, Va October 12, 1916.
Splash Dam Coal Corporation, Bristol, Va May 24, 1917.
Spotless Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va February 2, 1917.
Spotless Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va June 5, 1917.
Square & Compass, Inc., Lexington, Va July 6, 1917.
Stahl Wall Paper Co., Inc., Richmond, Va... February 1, 1917.
Standard Amusement Corporation, Newport News, Va....October 18, 1917.
Standard Automatic Mine Door Co., Inc., Danta, Va September 4, 1917.
Standard Bottling Corporation, Hopewell, Va March 26, 1917.
Standard Explosives Corporation, Alexandria, Va.^- March 1, 1917.
Standard Film Industries, Inc. (The), Richmond, Va October 2, 1916.
Standard Grocery Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va December 12, 1916.
Standard Moth Bag Co., Inc. (amended), Rosslyn, Va..-.March 16, 1917.
Star Amusement Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va April 13, 1917.
Star Baking Corporation, Graham, Va January 4, 1917.
Stark Car Coupler Corporation (amended), Strasburg,
Va , March 15, 1917.
Star Livery, Inc., Charlottesville, Va May 8, 1917.
States Oil Corporation, Norfolk, Va August 10, 1917.
States Securities Corporation, Richmond, Va October 12, 1916.
Staunton Brick Co., Inc., Staunton, Va September 24, 1917.
Staunton Lime Products Co., Inc. (The), Staunton, Va.-October 24, 1916.
Steele (Frank A.) Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va December 19, 1916.
Stephano Brothers, Inc., Richmond, Va April 17, 1917.
Sterling Realty Corporation, Richmond, Va July 30, 1917.
Stiefel Furniture Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va March 8, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 359
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECORD.
Stony Creek Lumber Co., Inc., Big Stone Gap, Va September 29, 1917.
Straight Creek Coal Corporation, Big Stone Gap, Va June 1, 1917.
Straight Creek Coal Corporation (amended). Big Stone
Gap, Va July 26, 1917.
Strasburg Steam Flouring Mills (amended), Strasburg,
Va : June 13, 1917.
Strathmore Farm & Orchard Co., Inc., Mt. Jackson, Va-December 19, 1917.
Stratton (H. P.) Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va Novsmber 29, 1916.
Strawberry Hill Land Corporation, Richmond, Va JVlay 2, 1917.
Stribling Commission Co., Inc., (formerly Stribling Com-
mission Corporation), Norfolk, Va February 16, 1917.
Stribling Commission Corporation (amended), Norfolk,
Va February 16, 1917.
Stuart Amusement Corporation, Newport News, Va September 6, 1917.
Stuart Investment & Insurance Co., Inc., Stuart, Va July 13, 1917.
Stuart Telephone Co., Inc., Stuart, Va August 31, 1917.
St. Bride's Realty Corporation, Norfolk, Va July 24, 1917.
St. Clair-Harman Co., Inc., Roanoke, Va January 26, 1917.
St. Emma Industrial & Agricultural College (The), Rock
Castle, Va June 29, 1917.
St. Helena Corporation, Norfolk, Va January 18, 1917.
St. Phoebe's Hall, Roanoke, Va _ ;.:....July 24, 1917.
Success Novelty Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va January 23, 1917.
Suffolk-Acme Corporation, Suffolk, Va September 8, 1917.
Suffolk Jewelry & Optical Co., Inc., Suffolk, Va March 7, 1917.
Suffolk Knitting Mills, Inc. (amended), Suffolk, Va August 8, 1917.
Summit Improvement Corporation, Radford, Va April 13, 1917.
Superior Steel Corporation, Richmond, Va December 22, 1916.
Supreme Grand Lodge of the Christian Multitude of the
World, Campostella, Norfolk, Va August 2i, 1917.
Supreme Grand Lodge of the United States Firemen's
Protective Brotherhood of America, Norfolk, Va Juns 20, 1917.
Supreme Lodge Benevolent & Protective Herd of Bron-
choes of America, Inc., Norfolk, Va August 22, 1917.
Suburban Homes Corporation, Newport News, Va May 11, 1917.
Surface-Graham Grocery Co., Inc. (amended), Chris-
tiansburg, Va July 30, 1917.
Surry^Lime Marl Corporation, Richmond, Va September 8, 1917.
Swann Corporation (The), Richmond, Va March 3, 1917.
Sycamore Island Plantations, Inc., Manteo, Va April 9, 1917.
Taft Fish Co., Inc. (amended), Taft, Va..- August 14, 1917.
Talman Auto Supply Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond,
Va May 28, 1917.
Tample Vulcanizing Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va May 14, 1917.
Tanner Paint & Oil Co., Inc., Richmond, Va March 22, 1917.
Tarkiln Coal Co., Inc., Honaker, Va March 5, 1917.
Taylor (J. P.) Co., Inc. (Virginia), (amended), Rich-
mond, Va- September 22, 1917.
360 REPORT OF THE
NAMB AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Tazewell-Bland Market & Trading Corporation, Graham,
Va May 11, 1917.
Tazewell County Pure Bred Shorthorn Asso., Inc., Taze-
well, Va January 11, 1917.
Tazewell Motor Co., Inc., Chilhowie, Va Jaunary 23, 1917.
Teamsters Protective & Beneficial Union, Norfolk, Va.-September 28, 1917.
Telos Carbon Sjipply Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va September 1, 1917.
Temple Publishers, Inc., Newport News, Va January 16, 1917.
Tenth Street Corporation, Norfolk, Va. July 12, 1917.
Terminal Building Corporation, Petersburg, Va February 23, 1917.
Terrace Building Corporation, Roanoke, Va November 21, 1916.
Terminal Shipbuilding & Engineering Holding Corpora-
tion, Norfolk, Va._ : June 30, 1917.
Texa-Cola Trading Co., Inc., Hopewell, Va.. March 1, 1917.
'Texaco Real Estate Corporation, Norfolk, Va .....July 10, 1917.
Textile Manufacturing Corporation, Richmond, Va January 3, 1917.
Theatre de Vieux-Colombier, Inc., Richmond, Va.— May 21, 1917.
Thomas (The Ray) Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va February 13, 1917.
Thomas (D. S.) Inc.,, Harrisonburg, Va December 9, 1916.
Thomas, Upson & Spindle, Inc., Roanoke, Va June 1, 1917.
Thompson Plaster Co., Inc. (The), Leesburg, Va December 23, 1916.
Tidewater Enterprise Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va Junie25, 1917.
Tidewater Garag'e Corporation, Norfolk, Va F/ebruary 1, 1917.
Tidewater Garage Corporation (anrlended), Norfolk, Va..March 31, 1917.
Tidewater Guano Corporatioh, Money Point, Va July 13, 1917.
Tidewater Lime & Fertilizjer Co., Inc., Richmond, Va....June 30, 1917.
Tidewater Packing Co., Inc., Courtland, Va March 27, 1917,
Tilley (T. G.) Co., Inc., Bristol, Va April 13, 1917.
Timberville Fruit Growers, Inc. (The), Timberville, Va-February 8, 1917.
Times-Dispatch^Building, Inc., Richmond, Va March 16, 1917.
Toler Furniture Co., Inc., Richmond, Va July 19, 1917.
Torrence (W. T.) & Co., Inc., Richmond, Va November 4, 1916.
Trade Union Co-Operative Co., Inc. (The), Richmond,
Va November 29, 1916.
Transit Lumber Co., Inc., Richmond, Va April 13, 1917.
Triangle Film Corporation (amended), Richmond, Va.-February 3, 1917.
Thickers Manufacturing Co., Norfolk, Va May 8, 1917.
Trustees of Eastern Mennonite School, Inc., Harrison-
burg, Va April 28, 1917.
Trustees of Warwick Lodge, Number Seventy-Two,
Knights of Pythias of Newport News, Va. (amended),
Newport News, Va November 4, 1916.
Tucker Sanitorium, Inc. (The), (amended), Richmond,
Va March 14, 1917.
Turks Jewelry Shop, Inc., Danville, Va October 30, 1916.
Twin City Boiler Works, Inc. (The), Bristol, Va February 27, 1917.
Twin County Motor Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Galax,
Va October 9, 1916.
Tynes (L. A.) & Co., Inc., Tazewell, Va March 9, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 361
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF SECOBD.
Tyre Coal Land Co., Inc., Lynchburg, Va , Miay 16, 1917.
TJnaka Developnrent Corporation (amended), Big Stone
Gap, Va April 28, 1917.
Underwriters Insuraiice Agency, Inc. (The), Hopewell,
Va , June 6, 1917.
TJni(jp Carbide Co. (amended), Richmond, Va April 9, 1917.
Union Club, No. 1, Inc., Irwin, Va September 20, 1917.
Union Coal Stripping & Mining Co., Inc. (The), Rich-
mond, Va.- : ...June 26, 1917.
Union Manganese Corporation, (formerly Vesuvius Man-
ganese Corporation), Elkton, Va._ February 13, 1917.
Union Supply Co., Inc., Seven Mile Ford, Va December 23, 1916.
United CoUeries, Inc. (amended), Bristol, Va December 11, 1916.
United Medico-Chemo Hospital, Inc., Richmond, .Va February 13, 1917.
United States Camp, Inc., Petersburg, Va June 25, 1917.
United States Realty Co. of Washington, D. C, Inc.
(The), (amended), Alexandria, Va June 15, 1917.
United Table-Bed Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va.-.August 2, 1917.
Universal Auto Sale & Service Corporation, Norfolk, Va.April 12, 1917.
Universal Bath Equipment Corporation, Richmond, Va..February 13, 1917.
Universal Fastener & Legging Corporation, Covington,
Va December 23, 1916.
Universal Motor Supply Co., Inc., Newport News, Va.... September 5, 1917.
Universal Picture Screen Corporation, Richmond, Va October 19, 1916. ,
University Shop, Inc. (amended), University,. Va.-. November 4, 1916.
Upper Banner Coal Corporation, Lynchburg, Va June 2, 1916.
U. S. Ad-Film Corporation (The), Norfolk, Va August 15, 1917.
Vacuum Pulp Products Corporation (amended), Rich-
mond, Va February 17, 1917.
Veasey & Bullock, Inc. (amended). West Point, Va May 7, 1917.
Veasey & Morris, Inc., (formerly Veasey & Bullock,
Inc.), West Point, Va May 7, 1917.
Vesuvius Manganese Corporation (amended), Vesuvius,
Va February 13, 1917.
Victoria Grocery Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Victoria,
Va September 28, 1917.
Vinton Social Club, Vinton, Va April 27, 1917.
Virgilina Developn^ent Corporation, Richmond, Va March 5, 1917.
Virginia Alberene Corporation (amended), Richmond,
Va - AprU27, 1917.
Virginia Apple Lands Corporation (amended), Richmond,
Va November 2, 1916.
Virginia Associated Amusements, Inc., Harrisonburg,
Va October 2, 1916.
. Virginia Atwood Orchard Co., Inc., Stuart, Va October 19, 1916.
Virginia Banner Coal Corporation, Big Stone Gap, Va.-..April 7, 1917.
Virginia Banner Coal Corporation (amended), Big Stone
Gap, Va May 15, 1917.
Virginia Bond & Share Co., Inc., Staunton, Va December 29, 1916.
362 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECORD.
Virginia Brewing Co., (amended) Roanoke, Va February 13, 1917.
Virginia Builder^s Supply & Lumber Dealers' Asso., Inc.,
Richmond, Va May 17, 1917.
Virginia Butter Co., Inc., Richmond, Va AugifSt 31, 1917.
Virginia Canners Exchange, Inc. (amended), Roanoke,
Va January 18, 1917.
Virginia-Carolina Land Corporation, Petersburg, Va January 16, 1917.
Virginia-Carolina Lumber Vulcanizing Corporation, (for-
merly Virginia Lumber & Vulcanizing Corporation),
Norfolk, Va _ January 23, 1917.
Virginia Carolina Securities Corporation, Richmond, Va. April 25, 1917.
Virginia Carolina Securities Corporation (amended),
Richmond, Va June 26, 1917.
Virginia Casualty Co., Inc. (The), Richmond, Va October 26, 1916.
Virginia-Caswell Supply Co., Inc., Danville, Va June 1, 1917.
Virginia Christian College (amended) West Lynchburg,
Va J Mat-ch26, 1917.
Virginia Coal Products Corporation, Tacoma, Va.- October 4, 1916.
Virginia Coal Sales Co., Inc., St. Paul, Va June 18, 1917.
Virginia Copper Corporation, Petersburg, Va.- September 20, 1917-
Virginia Dairy, Inc., Fredericksburg, Va March 22, 1917.
Virginia Feed & Milling Corporation, Alexandria, Va October 10, 1916.
Virginia Fruit Conserving Corporation, Roanoke, Va January 26, 1917.
Virginia Fruit Juice Co., Inc., (formerly The Consumers
Brewing Co.), Norfolk, Va January 11, 1917.
Virginia Game & Game Fish Protective Association,
Richmond, Va July 23, 1917.
Virginia Hay & Grain Corporation, Harrisonburg, Va. — August 10, 1917.
Virginia Hospital, Inc., Suffolk, Va January 4, 1917.
Virginia Land Bureau, Inc., (formerly The Virginia Land
Immigration Bureau, Inc.), Roanoke, Va March 6, 1917.
Virginia Land Imnigration Bureau, Inc. (The), (amend-
ed), Roanoke, Va March 6, 1917.
Virginia Lead & Zinc Corporation (amended), Richmond,
Va.-^ November 2, 1916.
Virginia Lumber & Vulcanizing Corporation, Norfolk,
Va December 7, 1916.
Virginia Lumber & Vulcanizing Corporation (amended),
Norfolk, Va January 23, 1917.
Virginia Mercantile Corporation, Norfolk, Va January 12, 1917.
Virginia Mica Corporation, Richmond, Va._ April 25, 1917.
Virginia Mines Development Co., Inc. (amened), Rich-
mond, Va December 7, 1916.
Virginia Mirrow Co., Inc. (amended), Martinsville, Va.-June 9, 1917.
Virginia Mutual Burial Asso. (The), Norfolk, Va July 23, 1917.
Virginia Navigation Coal Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va October 10, 1916.
Virginia Oil & Gas Corporation, Richmond, Va August 31, 1917.
Virginia Ores Corporation, Ljmchburg, Va April 25, 1917.
Virginia Oyster Co., Inc., Parksley, Va April 4, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 363
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Virginia Plantation Co., Inc., Irving, Va December 9, 1916.
Virginia Randolph EUett School for Girls, Inc., Rio Vis-
ta, Va :..Mayll, 1917.
Virginia Realty Loan Co., Inc. (amended), Tazewell, Va.January 4, 1917.
Virginia Red Oil Products Corporation, Richmond, Va.-.May 9, 1917.
Virginia-Tennessee Iron Corporation, Clifton Forge, VaJanuary 20, 1917.
Virginia Textile Co., Inc., Harrisonburg, Va July 6, 1917.
Virginia Timber Corporation, Richmond, Va November 2, 1916.
Virginia Transportation Corporation, Richmond, Va October 30, 1916.
Virginia Waste Materials Corporation, Richmond, Va.. ...September 10, 1917.
Visible Gasoline Dispenser Co., Inc., Fredericksburg,
Va January 12, 1917.
Visible Gasoline Dispenser Co., Inc. (amended), Fred-
ericksburg, Va May 3, 1917.
Vosburg Lumber Co., Inc. (amended), Petersburg, Va-...January 20, 1917.
Waddey (Everett) Co., (amended) Richmond, Va February 21, 1917.
Walke Box Co., Inc. (The), Norfolk, Va March 17, 1917.
Wallop's Island Oyster Co., Inc., Chincoteague, Va- June 25, 1917.
Ward Co., Inc. (The), Newport News, Va April 13, 1917.
Ward (A. C) & Co., Norfolk, Va October 21, 1916.
Warner Engine Co., Inc., Richmond, Va - March 23, 1917.
Warwick on the James, Inc., Newport News, Va.- March 28, 1917.
Warwickshire Corporation (The), Hampton, Va a September 8, 1917.
Wasena Corporation, Roanoke^ Va January 30, 1917.
Washington-District of Columbia Taka-Kola Bottling
Corporation, Richmond, Va July 31, 1917.
Washington Pulp & Paper Corporation, Richmond, Va ...February 12, 1917.
Washington Steamboat Co., Alexandria, Va September 26, 1917.
Washington Wholesale Drug Exchange (The), (amended),
Alexandria, Va July 23, 1917.
Waterfront Supply Co., Inc., Newport News, Va September 20, 1917.
Waterland Corporation, Roanoke, Va April 12, 1917.
Watson-Fitzgerald Co., Inc., Danville, Va.. March 5, 1917.
Waverly Oil & Gas Co., Inc., Richmond, Va... September 28, 1917.
Webb, Whi taker Co., Inc., L3aichburg, Va September 6, 1917.
Weintrob Tailoring Co., Inc., Newport News, Va May 4, 1917.
Welbom-Carlisle Realty Corporation, Roanoke, Va March 15, 1917.
Weller (The Michael A.) Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va June 1, 1917.
Wells (Jake), Inc., Norfolk, Va June 21, 1917.
Wells Theater, Inc., (formerly Majestic Orpheum Corpo-
ration), Norfolk, Va March 27, 1917.
Wenner Motor Sales Co., Inc., Alexandria, Va March 12, 1917.
Wert (David E.) Fixture Manufacturing Co., Inc., Nor-
folk, Va October 23, 1916.
West (J. Mosby), Inc., Richmond, Va December 23, 1916.
West India Sugar Corporation, (formerly West Sugar
& Refining Molasses Corporation), Richmond, Va June 1, 1917.
West India Sugar Corporation (amended), Richmond,
Va : July 3, 1917.
364 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
West India Sugar & Molasses Corporation (amended),
Richmond, Va _ June 1, 1917.
West-Lane Co., Inc., Richmond, Va ^ March 1, 1917.
West Montgomery Farm Corporation, Bristol, Va.... August 8, 1917.
West Roanoke Pharmacy, Roanoke, Va February 8, 1917.
West View Land Co., Inc., Martinsville, Va ^ May 24, 1917.
Westinghouse, Church, Kerr & Co., Inc. , (formerly Elec-
tric Properties Corporation), Richmond, Va._ May 9, 1917.
Whatley-Hanrahan Co., Inc., Portsmouth, Va October 31, 1916.
White & Dashiell, Inc. ,Norfolk, Va _ May 21, 1917.
White Front Market, Norfolk, Va _ November 14, 1916.
White Fuel Co., Inc. (amended), Norfolk, Va... May 21, 1917.
White-Oak Veneer & Lumber Co., Inc., Bristol, Va October 20, 1916.
White-Shannon Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va.- December 9, 1916.
White & Talbot, Inc. (amended), Portsmouth, Va June 21, 1917.
Whiteoak Coal Corporation, Wise, Va.- December 23, 1916.
Whitmore Notion Co., Inc., Petersburg, Va September 10, 1917.
Wildwood Corporation, Roanoke, Va May 21, 1917.
Wilkins-Jones & Cooke, Inc., Hopewell, Va March 31, 1917.
Willford Farm, Inc., Lynchburg, Va September 28, 1917.
Williams, Belmont & Co., Inc. (amended), Alexandria,
Va January 13, 1917.
Williams Garage, Inc., Norfolk, Va October 16, 1917.
Williams (O. L.), Inc., Portsmouth, Va January 16, 1917.
Williams (O. L.), Inc., (amended), Portsmouth, Va..... February 21, 1917.
Williamsburg Banking, Trust & Mortgage Co. (The),
Williamsburg, Va June 25, 1917.
Williamsburg Banking, Trust & Mortgage Co. (The),
(amended), Williamsburg, Va July 31, 1917.
Williamsburg Power Co., Richmond, Va October 13, 1916.
Williamsburg Properties Corporation, Richmond, Va February 3, 1917.
Willis Co., Inc. (The), (amended), Norfolk, Va July 31, 1917.
Willner (S. M.) Stores Corporation, (formerly National
Cities Stores Corporation), Richmond, Va May 15, 1917.
Wilson Coal Corporation, Richland, Va February 8, 1917.
Wilson (W. A.) Lumber Co., Inc., Cambria, Va September 7, 1917.
Wilson- Wampler Co., Inc., Harrisonburg, Va April 9, 1917.
Wiltshire & Co., Inc., (formerly Wiltshire Corrugated
Paper Box Co., Inc.), Richmond, Va June 12, 1917.
Wiltshire Corrugated Paper Box Co., Inc., (amended),
Richmond, Va June 12, 1916.
Wiltshire Corrugated Paper Box Co., Inc., Richmond,
Va March 3, 1917.
Winchester Cold Storage Co., Inc. (The), Winchester,
Va April 14, 1917.
Winchester Cold Storage Co., Inc. (The), (amended),
Winchester, Va May 28, 1917.
Winchester Woolen Mills, Inc.j Winchester, Va August 31, 1917.
Windsor Community Farm, Inc., Elko, Va March 12, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 365
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECOBD.
Winesap Orchard Co., Inc., Stuart, Va April 25, 1917.
Wingo, EUett & Crump Shoe Co. (amended), Richmond,
Va , Sepetember 22, 1917.
Winn Brothers & Baker, Inc., Norfolk, Va. ' September 20, 1917.
Witeler Orchards, Inc. (The), Mount Jackson, Va December 14, 1916.
Woman's Club of Newport News, Va. (The), Newport
News, Va- Februarys, 1917.
Woman's Work Exchange of Norfolk, Inc. (The), Nor-
folk, Va June 7, 1917.
Wonder Sales Agency, Inc., Roanoke, Va-» July 6, 1917.
Woodland Cemetery Corporation, Richmond, Va November 23, 1917.
Wood-Percival Chemical Corporation, Richmond, Va March 23, 1917.
Wood, Pierce & Co., Inc., Norfolk, Va November 24, 1916.
Woodson Lumber Co., Inc., Woodson, Va April 12, 1917.
Woodson Supply Co., Inc., Woodson, Va July 9, 1917.
Worden Manufacturing Co., Inc. (amended), Salem,
Va November 14, 1916.
World Realty Corporation, Roanoke, Va October 9, 1916.
Worthington Co., Inc., Richmond, Va.... March 27, 1917.
Wrights Island Game Asso., Inc., Richmond, Va February 13, 1917.
Wyanoke Farm, Inc., Richmond, Va .April 26, 1917.
Wynne's, Inc., Roanoke, Va February 16, 1917.
Wysor Coal Co., Inc., Tazewell, Va August 8, 1917.
Wytheville Crystal Ice Co., Inc., Wytheville, Va February 3, 1917.
Wythe ville Iron Works, Inc. (amended), Wytheville, Va. April 13, 1917. '
Wytheville Woolen Mills, Inc., (formerly Wytheville
Iron Works, Inc.), Wytheville, Va April 13, 1917.
Yancey Corporation (The), Powhatan, Va. April 13, 1917.
Yellowstone Mining Corporation, Roanoke, Va December 7, 1916.
Yerby Co., Inc. (amended), Richmond, Va November 10, 1916.
Yerby & Pollard, Inc., (formerly Yerby Co., Inc.), Rich-
mond, Va November 10, 1916.
York River Shipbuilding Corporation, Richmond, Va May 10, 1917.
Young (H. E.) & Co., Inc.j^ Charlottesville, Va December 7, 1916.
Young Women's Christain Association of Norfolk (The),
Norfolk, Va- March 26, 1917.
List of Railroad Charters.
Granted hy the State Corporation Commission and recorded in the office of
the Secretary of the Commonwealth from October i, 1916, to September
SO, 1917 inclusive.
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
•
Atlantic & Northwestern Railway, Alexandria, Va — March 22, 1917.
Hampton & Langley Field Railway Co. (The), Hampton,
Va - January 20, 1917.
Hopewell & City Point Railway Co., Hopewell, Va October 6, 1916.
Laurel Fork & Mendota Railroad (The), (amended),
Abingdon, Va January 23, 1917.
366 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECOBD.
Mineral Belt Railway Co., Richmond, Va June 2, 1917.
Norton & Northern Railway, Wise, Va November 21, 1916.
Petersburg, Hopewell & City Point Railway Co., Peters-
burg, Va July 26, 1917.
Virginian Railway Co. (The), (amended), Norfolk, Va...February 13, 1917.
Winchester & Western Railroad Co. (amended), Winches-
ter, Va January 12, 1917.
List of Foreign Corporations.
Admitted and licensed by the State Corporation Commission to transact busi-
ness in Virginia^ and ivhich filed their charters with powers of attorney to
agents in this State in the office of the Secretary of the Conunonncealth
from October 1, 1916, to September 30, 1917, inclusive.
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Adder Machine Co. (The), (amendment) September 28, 1917.
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co. (The), Commissioner of In-
surance, Agent, Richmond, Va licensed July 10, 1917..July 10, 1917.
Aetna Dynamite Co., Inc. (P. A.), J. T. Graves, Roanoke,
Va December 16, 1916.
Aetna D)^amite Co. (P. A.), E. B. Lee, Roanoke, Va.-July 11, 1917.
Air Reduction Sales Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed July 20, 1917 July 20, 1917.
American Radiator Co., E. R. Harding, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed July 31, 1917 July 31, 1917.
American Sugar Refining Co., (The), Edward A. Macon,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed July 25, 1917 July 25, 1917.
Anthony Bros., (P. A.), M. W. White, Agent, Hot
Springs, Va January 2, 1917.
Arundel Sand & Gravel Co., Albert L. Roper, Agent, Nor-
folk, Va., licensed January 13, 1917 January 13, 1917.
Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation, (amendment) March 1, 1917.
Atlantic Coast Realty Co., (amendment) February 8, 1917.
Atlantic Oil Producing Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed May 18, 1917 May 18, 1917.
Atlantic States Coal & Coke Co., (amendment) March 3, 1917.
Barrett Co., (The), (P. A.), S. S. Rhodes, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va June 27, 1917.
Bath Harwood Lumber Co., John W. Stephenson, Agent,
Hot Springs, Va., licensed April 28, 1917 April 28, 1917.
Bath Harwood Lumber Co., (P. A.), Geo. B. Venable,
Agent, Warm Springs, Va - July 3, 1917.
Bee Tree Lumber Co., L. Grafton Tucker, Agent, Mas-
sies Hill, Va., licensed November 23, 1916 November 23, 1916.
Benefit Association of Railway Employees, Commission-
er of Insurance, Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed May
26, 1917...> JVIay26, 1917.
Bie & Schiott Co., William Schiott, Agent, Norfolk, Va.,
licensed February 27, 1917. March 17, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 367
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Bie & Schiott Co., (amendment) September 4, 1917.
Big Vein Pocahontas Co., (P. A.), Sherman B. Maxey,
Pocahontas, Va ...April 6, 1917.
Broadwater Club, (P. A.), Otha F. Mears, Nassawadox,
Va Aprils, 1917.
Brown (Geroge C.) & Co., (amendment) February 11, 1917.
Burns (William J.) International Detective Agency, Inc.,
(P. A.), R. Grayson Dashiell, Richmond, Va September 26, 1917.
Carter Coal Co., M. Ziegler, Agent, Alfredton, Va., li-
censed March 13, 1917 March 13, 1917.
Central Construction Corporation, Blanchard S. Forbes,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licenced May 22, 1917. May 22, 1917.
Central Loan Co., (amendment) October 21, 1916.
Certain-Teed Products Corporation, Wilson F. Barnes,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed April 17, 1917 April 17, 1917.
Cheek-Neal Coffee Co., Jas. H. Cheek, Agent, Richmond,
Va., licensed March 12, 1917 March 12, 1917.
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency Co., E. S. Turpin,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed July 7, 1917 July 7, 1917.
Chesapeake & Ohio Grain Elevator Cp., (P. A.), Walter
S. Upshur, Newport News, Va November 22, 1916.
Chown Cooperage Co., S. F. Minter, Agent, Norfolk, Va.,
licensed January 23, 1917 January 23, 1917.
Cinna Logge Co., M. J. Fulton, Agent, Richmond, Va.,
licensed June 25, 1917 June 25, 1917.
Collier (Barron G.), Inc., C. F. Peace, Jr., Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed March 31, 1917 March 31, 1917.
Commonwealth Loan Co., (The), Ernest O. Gordon,
Agent, Richmond, Va.., licensed March 29, 1917. March 29, 1917.
Consolidated Engineering Co., James M. Hill, Agent,
Monroe, Va., licensed May 24, 1917 May 24, 1917.
Continental Insurance Co., (amendment)- February 12, 1917..
Co-Operative Drug Co., Robert W. Kime, Agent, Salem,
Va., licensed June 12, 1917. June 12, 1917.
Cornell-Yoimg Co., Edwin P. Cox, Agent, Richmond,
Va., licensed February 20, 1917 March 17, 1917.
Craig-Giles Iron Co., (P. A.), J. P. Jones, New Castle,
Va May 31, 1917.
Crockett Red Ash Coal Co., W. G. Colbom, Agent,
Raven, Va., licensed January 9, 1917 January 9, 1917.
Cumberland Lumber Co., (amendment) March 15, 1917.
Dan Hotel Co., O. C. Kelly, Agent, Danville, Va., li-
censed April 13, 1917 April 13, 1917.
Deverell, Spencer & Co., Inc., Andrew D. Christian,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed April 9, 1917 ...April 9, 1917.
Douglas Land Co., (P. A.), W. L. Umbarger, Konnarock,
Va February 3, 1917.
Duluth Superior Milling Co., W. G. Bragg, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed March 12, 1917 March 12, 1917.
368 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF SECOBD.
Dupont de Nemours (E. I.) & Co., (P. A.), J. Gordon
Bohannon, Petersburg, Va.- March 24, 1917.
Dutch American Orchard Co., Inc., (Amendment) January 23, 1917.
Easterday (W. W.) & Co., Inc., E. K. McHenry, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed July 23, 1917 July 23, 1917.
Emporium-World Millinery Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed February 2, 1917 February 2, 1917.
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Co., (amendment) February 18, 1917.
Finance & Guaranty Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed May 18, 1917 May 18, 1917.
Fineman & Goldsmith Co., Frank Mareck, Agent, Rich- ,,
mond, Va., licensed April 3, 1917- April 3, 1917.
Flat Top Fuel Co., (P . A.), H. Woodward, Norfolk, Va..March 1, 1917.
Foundation Co., Lewis C. Williams, Agent, Richmond,
Va., licensed April 25, 1917 April 25, 1917.
Foundation Co., (amendment) July 25, 1917.
Franklin (John) Corporation, E. A. Crockett, Agent,
Roanoke, Va., licensed December 19, 1916 December 19, 1916.
Franklin (John) Corporation, (P. A.), F. E. Haynes,
Roanoke, Va. September 25, 1917.
Free Sewing Machine Co., (P. A.), H. S. Windle, Rich-
mond, Va February 13, 1917.
Frick Co., (P. A.), R. Gray Williams, Winchester, Va....May 2, 1917.
Gekco Co. of Richmond (The), J. McDonald Wellford,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed March 20, 1917 March 20, 1917.
General Carbonic Co., A. C. Wood, Agent, Norfolk, Va.,
licensed February 20, 1917 March 17, 1917.
General Fire Extenguisher Co., Morgan R. Mills, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed January 31, 1917. :_ January 31, 1917.
General Roofng Manufacturing Co., (amendment) April 11, 1917.
German Alliance Insurance Co., (amendment) ...September 29, 1917.
Germania Life Insurance Co., (The), (amendment) August 22, 1917.
Goodrich (The B. F.) Rubber Co., R. G. Dunn, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed March 26, 1917 March 26, 1917.
Goodrich (The B. F.) Rubber Co., (P. A.), W. H. Moore,
Richmond, Va May 11, 1917.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron, O., (amendment). January 9, 1917.
Grant (W. T.) Co., (P. A.), T. J. Burns, Norfolk, Va April 23, 1917.
Great American Rea Co., (The), J. W. Garrison, Agent,
Norfolk, Va., licensed November 17, 1916 November 17, 1916.
Greenleaf & Crosby Co., (P. A.), J. P. Mass, Agent, Hot
Springs, Va : July 20, 1917.
Hanover Excelsior Co., (P. A.), D. Scott Quintin, Bat-
tersea Place, Petersburg, Va- November 8, 1916.
Hill & Mount, D. F. Clark, Agent, Boydton, Va., licensed
July 20, 1917..- July 20, 1917.
Holston River Lumber Co., H. E. Widener, Agent, Abing-
don, Va., hcensed November 21, 1916. November 21, 1916.
Home Life Insurance Co., (amendment) February 11, 1917.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 369
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OP BECORD.
Indian Refining Co., Inc., (P. A.), C. D. Hughes, Lynch-
burg, Va March 1, 1917.
Inter-Mountain Construction Co., T. R. Cather, Agent,
Winchester, Va., licensed March 13, 1917 March 13, 1917.
International Agricultural Corporation, W. T. Daugh-
trey. Agent, Norfolk, Va., licensed July 20, 1917 July 20, 1917.
Interstate Coal Co., W. H. Bond, Agent, Wise, Va., li-
censed July 7, 1917 .- July 7, 1917.
Jenkins Co., H. W. Fehsenfeld, Agent, Richmond, Va.,
licensed August 15, 1917 August 15, 1917.
Jewel Tea Co., Inc., (P. A.), James Lewis Anderson,
A.gent, Richmond, Va September 4, 1917.
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co., E. J. Benson, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed April 7, 1917. April 7, 1917.
Kelly-Springfield Tire Co., (P. A.), Thomas B. Gay,
Richmond, Va .' June 12; 1917.
Kentucky Tobacco Product Co., (The), (P. A.), R. B.
Arnold, Richmond, Va May 19, 1917.
Keystone Fireproofing Co., (amendment) ' !..June 20, 1917.
Kinney (G. R.) Co.^ Inc., W. H. Brown, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed March 2, 1917._ March 2, 1917.
Kohn (The Gus) Co., (P. A.), Thomas B. Gay, Rich-
mond, Va - February 19, 1917.
Kresge (S. S.) Co., (amendment) July 27, 1917.
Kress (S. H.) & Co., (P. A.), F. E. Haynes, Roanoke, Va-.September 25, 1917.
Levy & Nathan, Inc., A. R. Beasley, Agent, Richmond,
Va., licensed April 2, 1917 ,. .April 2, 1917.
Libbey, McNeill & Libby, (P. A.), W. P. Dennis, Nor-
folk, Va ^ ■ October 23, 1916.
Liggett (Louis K.) Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed January 25, 1917. January 25, 1917.
Liggett (Louis K.) Co., (amendment) July 3, 1917.
Louis Distributing Co., J. W. Jones, Agent, Cape Charles,
Va., licensed June 20, 1917 June 20, 1917.
Malcolmson Briquet Engineering Co., D. Lawrence Gron-
er. Agent, Norfolk, Va., licensed December 1, 1916.. December 1, 1916.
Manganese Products Co., J. D. Perkins, Agent, Marion,
Va., licensed September 22, 1917 „ : .September 22, 1917.
Martin Fertilizer Co., (The), (P. A.), Robert H. Talley,
Richmond, Va March 7, 1917.
McClintic-Marshall Co., R. Randolph Hicks, Agent,
Norfolk, Va., licensed November 24, 1916 November 24, 1916.
Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Co. of New Yorlc, (The)
(amendment) October 2, 1916.
Mexican Petroleum Corporation, Wm. H. White, Jr.,
Agent, Norfolk, Va., licensed March 12, 1917 March 12, 1917.
Mid-West Products Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed September 12, 1917. September 12, 1917.
Miller Fertilizer Co. of Baltimore City, (amendment) ...31ay 11, 1917.
370 REPORT OF THE
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF RECORD.
Mitchell & Cochran, Inc., H. P. Cochran, Agent, Big
Stone Gap, Va., licensed February 2, 1917 February 2, 1917.
Mutual Life In'feurance Co., (The), (amendment). March 15, 1917.
National Cash Register Co., (The), (amendment) June 1, 1917.
National Dye Corporation, L. W. Curran, Agent, Fred-
eri<jksburg, Va., licensed May 1, 1917 May 1, 1917.
National Life & Accident Co., (The), (amendment) March 15, 1917.
National Surety Co., (amendment) March 6, 1917.
National Traffic Service Bureau, Dayton R. Ludwig,
Agent, Norfolk, Va., March 12, 1917... March 12, 1917.
National Union Assurance Society, Commissioner of In-
surance, Agent, Norfolk, Va., licensed July 13, 1917.. July 13, 1917.
Nesses (J. O.) Lumber Co., A. L. Miller, Agent, Wood-
son, Va ., licensed October 30, 1916 October 30, 1916.
New Amsterdam Casualty Co. (amendment) February 16, 1917.
New Brunswick Fire Insurance Co., (The), (amendment), February 28, 1917.
Newsome Feed & Grain Co., (The), C. O. Inglefield,
Agent, Petersburg, Va., licensed January 5, 1917 January 5, 1917.
North Carolina Mutual & Provident Association, Com-
missioner of Insurance, Agent, Richmond, Va., li-
censed February 14, 1917 February 14, 1917.
North River Insurance Co., (The), (amendment) June 16, 1917.
Oliver Brothers, Inc., Walton M. Arrington, Agent, Ar-
rington, Va., licensed June 13, 1917- June 13, 1917.
Onyx Theatre Co., Inc., of Newport News, Va., H. G.
Church, Agent, Newport News, Va., licensed Janu-
ary 9, 1917. January 9, 1917.
Our Home Life Insurance Co., Commissioner of Insur-
ance, Agent, Norfolk, Va., licensed April 28, 1917 April 28, 1917/
Pan-American Life Insurance Co., (amendment).. September 4, 1917.
Parker (John H.) Co., Geddis H. Winston, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed April 9, 1917— _ April 9, 1917.
Planters Nut & Chocolate Co., (amendment) June 16, 1917.
Prest-0-Lite Co., Inc., John S. Eggleston, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed September 11, 1917 September 11, 1917.
Products (C. T) Corporation, Wm. P. Allen, Agent, City
Point, Va., licensed July 11, 1917 July 11, 1917.
Raleigh Pocahontas Coal Co., (P. A.), J. G. Miller, Nor-
folk, Va May 4, 1917.
Rhode Island Insurance Co., (amendment) February 28, 1917.
Ritter (W. M.) Lumber Co., (P. A.), R. E. Williams,
Grundy, Va., : October 26, 1916.
Royal Indemnity Co., (amendment) June 1, 1917.
^Schieren (Chas. A.) Co., H. G. Peters, Agent, Bristol,
Va., Licensed March 29th, 1917 March 29, 1917.
Shenandoah Valley Springs Co., E. C. Martz, Agent,
Harrisonburg, Va., licensed March 20, 1917. March 20, 1917.
.Sloan (N. P.) Co., W. F. Hibbs,'^Agent, Norfolk, Va., li-
censed December 29, 1916 December 29, 1916.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 371
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
• Sloan (N. P.) Co., (P. A.), Turner M. Johnson, Norfolk,
Va May 2, 1917.
Southern Briquetter Coal Co., R. W. Carrington, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed November 17, 1916 November 17, 1916.
Standard Sewing Machine Co., (The), (P. A.), Guy F.
Sager, Richmond, Va October 30, 1916.
Staunton Clay Products Co., J. H. May, Agent, Staunton,
Va., licensed January 11, 1917 January 11, 1917.
Stonega Coke & Coal Co., (P. A.), E. J. Prescott, Big
Stone Gap, Va *. April 13, 1917.
Swift & Co., J. A. Cruise, Agent, Norfolk, Va., licensed
June 7, 1917- ^ June 7, 1917.
Thompson (John R.) Co., Inc., H. Malley, Agent, Nor-
folk, Va., licensed November 21, 1916 November 21, 1916.
Thompson (John R.) Co., Inc., (P. A.), M. L. Bright,
Norfolk, Va December 7, 1916.
Trussed Concrete Steel Co., A. P. Long, Agent, Norfolk,
Va., licensed April 7, 1917 April 7, 1917.
Union Signal Construction Co., Thomas B. Gay, Agent,
Richmond, Va., licensed November 9, 1916 November 9, 1916, .
United Cigar Stores Co. of America, Thomas B. Gay,
Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed June 1, 1917- June 1, 1917.
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co., (amendment). ...February 1, 1917.
United States Fire Insurance Co., (Merger) ^ November 10, 1916.
United States Gypsum Co., (amendment) February 1, 1917.
Virginia Portland Cement Co., (amendment) .June 20, 1917.
Washington Land & Mortgage Co., (The), A. P. Crockett,
Agent, Coebum, Va., licensed May 26,- 1917 May 26, 1917.
Washington Mills, (P. A.), J. Thorp, Fries, Va July 14, 1917.
Weaver Organ & Piano Co., (amendment).. February 27, 1917.
Weaver Piano Co., Inc., (formerly Weaver Organ &
Piano Co.) February 27, 1917.
Western Electric Co., Inc., (amendment) May 9, 1917.
Western Union Telegraph Co., (The), (P. A.), F. R. Veale,
Richmond, Va. May 8, 1917.
Wheeling Corrugating Co., (P. A.), J. O. Entrekin, Rich-
mond, Va January 30, 1917.
Whitaker-Glessner Co., J. O. Entrekin, Agent, Rich-
mond, Va., licensed March 20, 1917 March 20, 1917.
White (The J. G.) Engineering Corporation, Thomas B.
Gay, Agent, Richmond, Va., licensed Auguat 17,
1917 August 17, 1917.
White Sewing Machine Co., (P. A.), Allen G. Collins,
Richmond, Va r. August 30, 1917.
Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Co., (The), (merged
into United States Fire Insurance Co.) November 1,0, 1916.
Wyckoflf Pipe & Creosoting Co., Inc., (The), (P. A.), J.
W. Anderson, Portsmouth, Va March 13, 1917.
Yellow Poplar Lumber Co., (amendment) June 16, 1917.
372 REPORT OF THE
List of Proprietary Containers.
Filed and registered in the office of the Secretary of the Commontvealth for
the year ending September 30, 1917.
NAME AND LOCATION. DATE OF BECOBD.
Lynchburg Dairy & Ice Cream Corporation, Ljmchburg,
Va., bottles... January 10, 1917.
Millner Dairy Co., Norfolk, Va., bottles. January 19, 1917.
Farmers Creamery Co., Fredericksburg, Va., bottles,
etc January 27, 1917.
Family Dairy, Norfolk, Va., bottles March 21, 1917.
Celery-Cola Bottling Co., Danville, Va., bottles, boxes,
etc April 10, 1917.
Virginia Fruit Juice Co., Norfolk, Va ...April 19, 1917.
Coca Cola Bottlmg Works of Norfolk, Va., Norfolk, Va.,
bottles, boxes, etc April 19, 1917.
Roanoke Coca Cola Bottling Works, Roanoke, Va., bot-
tles, boxes, etc~- ; April 25, 1917.
Sanitary Dairy, Inc., Lynchburg, Va., bottles April 26, 1917.
Cons.olidated Bottling Works, Norfolk, Va., bottles,
boxes, etc April 28, 1917.
Lynchburg Dairy & Ice Cream Corporation, L)mchburg,
Va., bottles... April 28, 1917.
F. B. Kline Corporation, Norton, Va., bottles, boxes,
etc ^ April 30, 1917.
C urrie Cola Co., Roanoke, Va., bottles, boxes, etc.... April 30, 1917.
The Danville Creamery Co., Danville, Va., bottles May 2, 1917.
List of Trademarks, Labels, Etc.
Filed and registered in the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth for
the year ending^ September 30, 1917.
December 7, 1916. Wells Flour Milling Co., Wells, Minn., "De-pend-on"
December 7, 1916. Wells Flour Milling Co., Wells, Minn., "Minwell."
December 7, 1916. Western Flour Mill Co., Davenport, Iowa, "Western Queen
— Baby Face."
December 7, 1916. Western Flour Mill Co., Davenport, Iowa., "Betsy Ross."
December 7, 1916. Western Flour Mill Co., Davenport, Iowa., "Quality Millers
— Goldrlm."
December 7, 1916. Blue Earth City Mill Co., Blue Earth, Minn., "White Pearl."
December 7, 1916. New Prague Flouring Mill Co., New Prague, Minn.,
"Bohemia."
December 7, 1916. New Prague Flouring Mill Co., New Prague, Minn.,
"Cinderella."
December 7, 1916. New Prague Flouring Mill Co., New Prague, Minn.,
"Merlin"
December 12, 1916. Standard-Tilton Milling Co., St. Louis Mo., "American
Beauty"
I
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 373
December 14, 1916. Natioual Carbonatlng Syrup CJompany, Evansville, Ind.,
*Tri-pure."
January 18, 1917. Bemhard Stern & Sons, Inc., Milwaukee, Wis., "Spear
Head."
February 9, 1917. S. L. Allen & Co., Philadelphia, Pa., "Flexible Flyer."
February 16, 1917. Marlbrook Lime Co., Roanoke, Va., "Lime-Marl."
March 8, 1917. Trustees Mary Baker G. Eddy., Boston, Mass., "Christian
Science."
March 13, 1917. Clement Byrd, Baltimore, N. C, "Clyco-lax."
March 17, 1917. Henry Nicoll, Pennington Gap, Va., "Elk Knob Farm."
April 6, 1917. First National Stores, Salt Lake City, Utah., "First National
Stores."
April 13, 1917. Pinex Co., Fort Wayne, Ind., "Pinex."
April 17, 1917. E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company, Wilmington, Del.,
"Dupont"
April 18, 1917. The Cork Insert Company, Boston, Mass., "Cork Insert."
April 28, 1917. Hart-Schaffner &* Marx, New York, N. Y., "Hart-Schaffner &
Marx."
May 7, 1917. Anheuser-Busch Brewing Assn., St. Louis, Mo., "Bevo"
July 11, 1917. The Remiller Co., New York, N. Y., "Vernice."
July 11, 1917. The Remiller Co., New York. N. Y., "Red Feather."
July 18, 1917. American Crayon Co., Sandusky, O., "Old Faithful."
August 27, 1917. B. J. Johnson Soap Co., Milwaukee, Wis., "Palmolive."
September 7, 1917. B. J. Johnson Soap Co., Milwaukee, Wis., "Palmolive."
374 REPORT OF THE
Proclamations by the Governor
Regulations as to Hog Cholera.
Whereas, in order to prevent hogs affected with, or exposed to, the disease
known as. Hog Cholera, being brought into the State of Virginia from other
States and territories, the State Live Stock Sanitary Board of Virginia, under
authority conferred by section 4 of chapter 203 of the acts of the General
Assembly, approved March 12, 1908, authorizing the said Board to quarantine
against all contagious and infectious diseases affecting the domestic animals
of other States, has issued the following order:
On and after the first day of September, 1917, all hogs brought into the
State of Virginia for breeding purposes, male or female, old or young, must
be accompanied by a written certificate of health, signed by a duly qualified
veterinarian, and endorsed by the State Veterinarian of the State from which
said hogs originate for shipment.
Said certificate of health must state that the hog, or hogs, being shipped
or brought into Virginia, have upon examination been found free from all
contagious and infectious diseases, and have not been exposed to hog cholera
for a period of six weeks prior to shipment.
A true copy of said certificate of health must be forwarded at time of
shipment, to the State Veterinarian of Virginia.
All rules and regulations contrary to the above order are hereby revoked.
Any transportation company, person or persons violating the above regu-
lation will be subject to a fine for violation of the State law enacted to protect
the live stock of the State against contagious and infectious diseases.
^J. G. FERNEYHOUGH,
State Veterinarian,
Richmond^ Va.
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Chairman, State Live Stock Sanitary Board,
Evington, Virginia,
Now therefore, I, Henby C. Stuabt, Governor of Virginia, pursuant to law,
do proclaim the foregoing rules and regulations, established as aforesaid by
the Virginia State Live Stock Sanitary Board, to be in full force and effect
on and after September 1, 1917.
Given under my hand and under the Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth,
at Richmond, this first day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and seventeen, and the one hundred and forty-second year of
the Commonwealth.
(Less-er Seal) HENRY C. STUART,
By the Governor: Oovemor,
B. O. JAMES,
Secretary of the Commonwealth,
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 375
Patriot Rally Day forvPlanting.
In view of the withdrawal for nearly three years past of millions of men
from the ranks of producers and their transfer to the ranks of consumers,
and with the imminent further withdrawal of large numbers of our own coun-
try from the producing class, it is very evident that the world not only faces
but is actually in the midst of food shortage. It is imperative that our country
not only produce her own food supply but must help to feed her own navies
and armies and the navies and armies of her allies, and in addition to this the
civilian population must be provided for.
At the request, therefore, of the Extension Division of the State Agricul-
tural College, of the department of Public Instruction, of the Co-operative
Education Association, of. the Virginia Branch of the National League for
Woman's Service and of similar organizations, I hereby proclaim
FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1917, PLANTING DAY.
I trust that on this day meetings will be held at convenient points in each
county to consider the food shortage in its relation to the war, and the general
welfare of the people of Virginia, together with the means of handling possible
shortages and the utilization of waste and wild products and the storage and
preservation of foods, and method of organization to accomplish these results.
School children should be organized for the purpose of planting food plants
of various kinds and thus be taught to take their part in the general plan of
national defense. The co-operation of all individuals and organizations is
solicited and urged.
In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the Lesser
Seal of the Commonwealth to be affixed, at Richmond, this the eleventh day
of Apial, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and seventeen,
and of the Commonwealth the one hundred and forty-first.
(Lesser Seal) H. C. STUART,
By the Governor: Governor,
B. O. JAMES,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Cattle Quarantine.
Whereas, in pursuance of an act of the General Assembly of Virginia,
approved February 18, 1896, entitled "an act to provide for the protection of
domestic animals," etc, as amended by an act approved March 12, 1908, the
State Live Stock Sanitary Board has^ established live stock quarantine lines,
rules and regulations, and notified the Executive of its action, as follows:
The counties of Southampton, Isle of Wight, and Nansemond, and all of
Surry county except the Guilford magisterial district and Courthouse precinct
of Cobham magisterial district, are quarantined.
The movement of cattle of the area herein quarantined to any point not
located in the said quarantined area is prohibited, except :
Cattle for immediate slaughter may be moved to points outside of the
quarantined area ; provided, proper facilities at destination, which have been
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approved by the United States Bureau of Animal Industry and the State
Veterinarian have been provided for the reception of the said cattle for
immediate slaughter, and provided further, that written permission has been
granted by the State Veterinarian, approved by the United States Bureau of
Animal Industry, allowing said cattle to be so moved.
Cattle for purposes other than immediate slaughter may' be moved to
points outside of the quarantined area ; provided, such movement is made
in accordance with the regulations for dipping, inspection, or certification,
under the supervision of an authorized State or Federal inspector, as laid
down by the Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture for the
prevention of the spread of Splenetic, Southern, or Texas fever in cattle.
These rules and regulations shall apply to the importation into the State
of Virginia of cattle of other States and Territories under quarantine by the
Secretary of the United States Department of Agriculture on account of
Splenetic, Southern, or Texas fever in cattle.
Any person, or persons, moving cattle in violation of this order, or allow-
ing cattle to be moved, drift or stray from the territory herein quarantined,
except as herein provided, is subject to a fine of from ten to one hundred
dollars for each animal so moved or allowed to move.
J. G. FERNEYHOUGH,
State Veterinarian,
J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Chairman State Live Stock Sanitary Board,
Now therefore, I, Henky C. Stuart, Governor of Virginia, pursuant to law,
law, do proclaim the foregoing rules and regulations, established as aforesaid
by the Virginia State Live Stock Sanitary Board, to be in full force and effect
on and after September 1, 1917.
Given under my hand and under the T^esser Seal of the Commonwealth,
at Richmond, this first day of September, in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and seventeen, and the one hundred and forty-second year of the
Commonwealth.
HENRY C. STUART,
[Seal] Oovemar,
By the Governor:
B. O. JAMES,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH r 377
Commissioners of Deeds for Virginia
In Commission October 1, 1915 — Term, Two Years,
' Pennsylyania.
NAME. ADDBBSS. DATE.
Hunt, Thos. J... 532 Walnut street, Philadelphia May 28, 1917.
Leonard, Fred M..... 119 S. Fourth street, Philadelphia July 10, 1914.
Wurts, John S... Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia Aug. 16, 1917.
District of Columbia.
Hitt, Isaac R Maryland Bldg., Washington, D. C March 10, 1916.
Home, Pearce, Jr Washington, D. C December 31, 1915.
Masisachusetts.
Albert H. Propper ScoUay Bldg., Boston June 11, 1917.
New York.
Braman, Jos. B 120 Broadway, New York ...January 18, 1916.
McCarthy, C. E. A 30 Church street. New York. June 29, 1916.
Corey, Geo. H New York November 17, 1915.
Thurlow, H. H.._ 2 Rector street. New York October 2, 1916.
Commissioners of Deeds in Virginia for Other States.
TEBM BEGINS. TERM ENDS.
Alabama S. B. Parkinson, Norfolk July 14, 1913. July 14, 1917.
^' ^ F. C. Baggarly, Richmond... .June 5, 1911. June 4, 1916.
G. B. Mountcastle, Richmond July 21, 1913. July 20^ 1918.
Oeorgia ......g. B. Mountcastle, Richmond July 21, 1913. July 21, 1917.
S. B. Parkinson, Norfolk Jan. 6, 1917. Jan. 6, 1921.
Florida.... -G. B. Mountcastle, Richmond .July 25, 1913. July 24, 1917.
S. B. Parkinson, Norfolk Sept. 19, 1913. Sept. 18, 1917.
New York Walter Manasse, Hot Springs .Mch. 21, 191,7. Mch. 21, 1921.
G. Burton Mountcastle, Richm'd..July 28, 1913. July 28, 1917.
Jane Wingo Mullen, Richmond July 15, 1914. July 15, 1918.
Penna .....g. B. Mountcastle, Richmond July 23, 1913. July 23, 1918.
N. Carolina.... J, L. Bagby, Danville Feb. 12, 1916. Feb. 12, 1918.
E. G. Bagby, Danville ...Mch. 25, 1916. Mch. 25, 1918.
Robt. Gilliam, Petersburg. August 2, 1917. Aug. 2, 1919.
J..W. Dosier, Suffolk,.. Jan. 5, 1917. Jan. 2, 1919.
D. O. Newbury, Norfolk Nov. 3, 1915. Nov. 3, 1917.
S. B. Parkinson, Norfolk Sept. 5, 1917. Sept. 5, 1919.
Wm. T. Shannonhouse, Norfolk Mch. 14, 1917. Mch. 14, 1919.
S. T. Stancell, Norfolk May 5, 1916. May 5, 1918.
8, Carolina.....^, b. Mountcastle, Richmond Sept. 18, 1913. Pleas. Gov.
S. B. Parkinson, Norfolk Aug. 8, 1913. Pleas, (jrov.
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A Complete Library of the Virginia
Statutes
0/ a Oeneral and Permanent Nature which have at any time been in force
between tlie years 1619 and 1915, both inclusive.*
No. 1]
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LIBRARY VIRGINIA STATUTES— Continued.
No. 71 Acts 1861-62, Richmond.
No. 93 Acts 1876-77.
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REPORT OF THE
Governors of Virginia
COLONY AND STATE
I. Virginia in the time of Elizabeth,
SIR WALTER RALEIGH, Lord Proprietor of Virginia....
Ralph Lane, Governor of Raleigh's First Colony on
Roanoke Island, N. C
John White* Governor of Raleigh's Second Colony
1584-1590
1585-1586
1587-1590
II. Virginia under the London Company,
1606-1624.
SIR THOMAS SMITH, President and Treasurer of the
London Company. As treasurer of the London Com-
pany, Smith (or Smythe) was President of the Com-
pany, and the real Governor of Virginia, though
resident in England ' 1606-1618
Edward Maria Wingfield, President of the Council, resi-
dent in Virginia.^ May 13*, 1607, to
Sept 10, 1607.
John Ratcliffe, President of the Council, resident in
Virginia :... 1607-1608
Captain John Smith, President of the Council, resident
in Virginia 1608-1609
Captain George Percy, President of the Council, resident
in Virginia , 1609-1610
THOMAS WEST, LORD DE LA WARR, Governor and
Captain-General 1609-1618
Sir Thomas Gates, Lieutenant-Greneral, and Deputy-
Governor May to June, 1610
Thomas West, Lord De La Warr, Governor, resident
in Virginia June, 1610, Mch.
1611
Captain George Yeardley, Deputy or Lieutenant-Governor Mch. to May, 1611
Sir Thomas Dale, High Marshal and Acting Governor.... May to Aug. 1611
Sir Thomas Gates, Acting Governor 1611-1613
Sir Thomas Dale, Acting Governor 1613-1616
Captain George Yeardley, Deputy or Lieutenant-
Governor 1616-1617
*It is difficult to make a clear and comprehensive list of the governors of Virsonia, for the reason
that the person bearing the title of governor often resided in England, whilp the real official head, residing
in Virginia, was a deputy. The history of Virsinia executives, divides itself into nine heads, including the
period of attempted colonization in the time of Elizabeth, though the real history of Virginia begins with
the London Company, whose rule lasted for eighteen years, under two presidents or treasurers— Sir Thomas
Smith and Sir Edwm Saiidys — neither of whom visited the colony. Therefore, the early government of
Virginia was intended to be a colonial council, with a president, often spoken of as governor. The finst
man ever to have the title of "governor" was Lord Delaware, appointed by the London Company, in 1609,
to hold office for life. He held this position for nine years, dying 1618. He resided in Virginia only nine
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
381
1618-1624
1617-1619
SIR EDWIN SANDYS, President and Treasurer of the
London Company
Captain Samuel Argall, Deputy or Lieutenant-Governor
Captain Natlianiel Powell, President of the Council in
Virginia and Acting Governor April 9 to April 19,
1619
SIR GEORGE YEARDLEY, Governor and Captain-General 1619-1621
SIR FRANCIS WYATT, Governor and Captain-General 1621-1624
III. Virgmia under the King,
1624-1652.
SIR FRANCIS WYATT, Governor and Captain-General....
SIR GEORGE YEARDLEY, Governor and Captain-
General
Captain Francis West, President of the Council and
Acting Governor
SIR JOHN HARVEY, Governor and Captain-General
Doctor John Pott, President of the Council and Acting
Governor
Sir John Harvey, Governor and Captain-General
Captain John W^est, President of the Council and Acting
Governor
SIR JOHN HARVEY, Governor, and Captain-General.
SIR FRANCIS WYATT, Governor and Captain-General...
SIR WILLIAM BERKELEY, Governor and Captain-
General
Richard Kempe,* President of the Council and Acting
Governor
SIR WILLIAM BERKELEY, Governor
1624-1626
1626-1627
1627-1629
1628-1639
1629-1630
1630-1635
1635-1636
1636-1639
1639-1642
1642-1644
1644^1645
1645-1652
IV. Virginia tinder the Commonwealth {Cromwell).
1652-1660.
RICHARD BENNETT, Governor, elected by the Assembly 1652-1655
EDWARD DIGGS, President of the Council and Governor,
elected by Assembly 1655-1658
CAPTAIN SAMUEL MATTHEWS, Governor, elected by
Assembly : 1658rl660
SIR WILLIAM BERKELEY, Governor, elected by
Assembly March to July, 1660
months, and for the balance of the nine ^ears was represented by a deputy. In 1624, the London Comi»ny
lost its charter, and Virginia then passed into the hands of the King, who, from time to time, amninted
royal ^veniors. ^ These governors often resided in England, and were represented in Virginia by d^uties.
^^rginia still retained a resident council, and if, for any reason, the governor or d^nty governor was absent
m>m the colonv, the president of the council was the actinc governor. In 1052, Virginia passed under the
Commonwealth (Croinwell), and the General Assembty", oy its own authority, eXBCtea four governors.
From 1660 to 1776 Virginia was again under the rule of the King, who appointed the governors. During this,
.penod there were only ten governors of Virginia, but a great number of deputies. Of these governors. Sir
William Berkeley, Sir Herbert Jeffries, Lord Culpeper, and Sir Edmund AJidros were residents of Virginia
the greater portion of their terms. But the Earl of Orkney, the Earl of Albemarle, the Earl of Loudoun
and Sir Jeffrey Amherst, governors from 1607 to 1763, never came to Virginia, and were r^resented by
deputiejB. The last two governors to be appointed by the King, Lord Botetourt and Lord Dunmore, resided
in Virginia during their term of office.
*Acted as governor while Berkeley was on a visit to England.
EEPC»ET 'J¥ THE
SIB WILLIAM BEKKELET. Gi«v*fnior
'^.41. •»!**? Vniu^:i> \j«trr:-:M»L,* or iSurrirHH^ I*?j»nTy or
L»^Dieiiair-<i<«v*fnjtir
SIi: HEEBEKT 7KFFli:K<. LieuteTitiu'-^^iivenior ai»e
0<»v*rrrjor
Sir H*fiiry Ciii^'iiffivv. Ii*^»uTy-Gi«v*?nior
THf».UA?? L<»KL» CULPEPEB ■Bur.»L of Tbor^-vey .
G< 'V^Tiif »r .
Ni«.-im'-(i> Sj*»?iifvr. I*r*f>jfi*?ir of tb** <Juuii».-h uu^
G<«v<?rDor
:mr
FrmiCji?. L*»r<: HnwarC
G<»v*fn<^»r
liuroL EffiiictiiinL . Lienteiiaiii-
Nr.:baiji**! Bii*-*»i.. Pre>ifj*fD' of ti*e C-»»uiiCiI
Sir FraIJ♦!i^ Nicti^MMfL. Li^fmenaiiT-G^iVi^rijiir
^*IK EI»MrNT» A>T>BOt. G.(,vemor
OE*»KGE HA>!ILT<»V lK»rGLA.S.r 'Eur; of C^rtney
0<'v**nj<»r-ji*-^ 'ui*ff
Sir FraiiCis Nictif»i!-oL. Li**iii*fDam-Gov<njor.
E'linuTid J'?nliiIi?r^. Presiafnr of ttte Ciiunei! and Acang
fjri »v*-njur
Kot#er^ Huiii^'r. Li*'uteiiaij'-Gv«venjor, w# CDinmiBsioned.
bu* i^eiup cajrur*-^": by Fr**Ti*:iL uever reaeiied Tirgania
Ai*-£iiii':rih SjHr*>v 4w»a. Li^'U'eiiam-Gcivemor
HuiZL I'rA'MitJ*'. Li^u'**ij ail* -Governor
K<»^»**rt r*i..r'*-r. Presi(l*?ijt of tiie Counf^il and Aetins:
G^'v^-m^ir
"Wll.'iiiiii G^»of±.. Li*»Uienau'-Gc»v^ruor
WILLIAM AXXE KEPPEL.' < Serx»n<i Earl ttf Albemarle »,
Gt»veru f »r-iD-^ii i*^
Wi'Mam Gkh^'L. LieuteuaiiT-Govenif»r
OnnIni>^^»aT7• Jaiue*- Blair. President (»f tbe Counci] and
A^rting G<»vem<»r
Wi^liaiD G'^KKjb. Lieii*enaiJT-G(»vemf»r
Jnhn R(tbiii«i*:»n, Presioeni of tbe CouncO and Acting
G<»Temor
Thomas Lee. President cjf tbe <Jt»Tinr:il
Lewis Bnrwell. President c*f tbe ConnciL
Robert r»inwiddie. Lieutenant-Gk»vemor_
JOHN CAMPBELL." Earl <»f Lond(»n. GoTemor-General of
all tlie American <>:»l^»nies
Rf»l:»ert Dimriddie, Lieutenant-GoTemor
John Blair. President of the Coiinr!il and Acting GoTemor Jan.
>-l€77
1706-1710
1707
i7ic^i':^:2
172S-1736
1726-1727
1727-1737
1737-17M
17S7-1740
1740-17^
1741-1749
174ffi>-17^
1749-1751
1751-1751
1751-1756
1756-1763
1756-1 4 36
to June, 1756
* Acted aci gcrrernor wfaiie ^erktiey
on A -riaxt to SngbniL
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
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1758-1768
1763-1768
Oct., 1768
1768-1770
1770-1771
1771-1776
Francis Fauquier, Lieutenant-Governor
SIR JEFFREY AMHERST,t Governor-in-chief.
John Blair, President of the Council and Acting Governor Mch. to
NORBORNE BERKELEY (Baron do Botetourt), Gov-
ernor-in-chief
William Nelson, President of the Council and Acting
Governor
JOHN MURRAY (Earl Dunmore), Governor-in-chief
VI. Virginia in Revolt — The Convention Period,
Peyton Randolph, President of Virginia Conventions of 1774, Mch., 1775
and July, 1775
Edmond Pendleton, President of the Conventions May, 1776, and
Dec, 1777
VII. Virginia as an Independent Commonwealth,
PATRICK HENRY, Governor 1777-1779
THOMAS JEB^FERSON, Governor 1779-1781
THOMAS NELSON, Jr., Governor : 1781-1781
BENJA3VIIN HARRISON, Governor 1781-1784
PATRICK HENRY, Governor 1784-1786
EDMUND RANDOLPH, Governor 1786-1788
BEVERLEY RANDOLPH, Governor 1788-1791
HENRY LEE, Governor _ ,. 1791-1794
ROBERT BROOKE, Governor '. 1794-1796
JAMES WOOD, Governor --^-...>™.... 1796-1799
JAMES MONROE, Governor 1799-1802
JOHN PAGE, Governor 1802-1805
WILLIAM H. CABELL, Governor -. - -- 1805-1808
JOHN TYLER, Governor . . 1808-1811
JAJVIES MONROE,* Governor Jan. to Nov., 1811
GEORGE WILLIAM SMITH,t as Senior member of the
Council of State, Acting Governor Nov. to Dec, 1811
PEYTON RANDOLPH,t as Senior member of the Council
of State, Acting Governor Dec 26, 1811, to
Jan. 3, 1812
.JAMES BARBOUR, Governor 18112-1814
WILSON GARY NICHOLAS, Governor 1814-1816
JAMES P. PRESTON, Governor 1816-1819
THOMAS MANN RANDOLPH, Governor 1819-1822
JAMES PLEASANTS, Jr., Governor 1822-1825
JOHN TYLER, Governor 1825-1827
WILLIAM B. GILES, Governor 1827-1830
JOHN FLOYD, Governor 1830-1834
*Reaigiied to become Secretary of State under Madison.
^ tFrom 1776 to 1852 the govermors were elcted by the legislature, and were assisted in their executive
duties bjr a ooundl of State. On the resiiniation or death of a governor, the senior councillor acted as ^v-
emor until the election of one bv the legislature. Therefore, on the resignation of Monroe, George William
South acted as governor, but when be was burned to death in the Richmond Theatre, he in turn was suo-
•oaeded by Pejrton Randolph, till the legislature elected James Barbour.
384 REPORT OF THE
LITTLETON WALLER TAZEWELL,* Governor 1834-1836
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON,* as Senior member of Council,
Acting Governor April, 1836, ta
March, 1837
DAVID CAMPBELL, Governor 1837-1840
THOMAS WALLER GILMER,** Governor 1840-1841
JOHN MERCER PATTON, as Senior member of the
Council, Acting Governor March, 1831, 1841
JOHN RUTHERFORD,** as Senior member of the
Council, Acting Governor 1841-1842
JOHN M. GREGORY,** as Senior member of the Council,
Acting Governor March, 1842, to
Jan., 1843
JAMES Mcdowell, Governor Jan., 1843-1846
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor - 1846-1849
JOHN BUCHANAN FLOYD, Governor 1843-1852
JOSEPH JOHNSON, Governor 1852-1856
HENRY ALEXANDER WISE, Governor 1856-1860
JOHN LETCHER, Governor 1860-1864
WILLIAM SMITH, Governor 1864-1865
VIII. Virginia under Federal Rule.
FRANCIS H. PIERPONT, Governor 1865-1868
GEN. J. M. SCHOFIELD, Military Commander 1867-1869
Henry H. Wells, Provisional Governor 1868-1869
GEN, E. R. S. CANBY, Military Commander 1869-1870
Gilbert C. Walker, Provisional Governor April, 1869, to Jan.,
1870
IX. Virginia again in the Union,
GILBERT C. WALKER, Governor 1870-1874
• JAMES LAWSON KEMPER, Governor 1874-1878
FREDERICK W. M. HOLLIDAY, Governor 1878-1882
W^ILLIAM EWAN CAMERON, Governor 1882-1886
FITHUGH LEE, Governor 1886-1890
PHILLIP McKINNEY, Governor 1890-1894
CHARLES T. O'FERRALL, Governor 1894-1898
JAMES HOGE TYLER, Governor..... 1898-1902
ANDREW JACKSON MONTAGUE, Governor 1902-1906
CLALT)E A. SWANSON, Governor 1906-1910
WILLIAM HODGES MANN, Goveinor • 1910-1914
H. C. STUART, Governor , 1914-1918
WESTMORELAND DAVIS, Governor 1918
tTazewell resigned, and Robertson acted as governor till the legislatt^^ met and elected David
Campbell.
**Govemor Gilmer resigned on account of disagreement with the legislature. The legislature was
unable for twenty-one months to elect a governor, so the senior councillors. Patton, Rutherford and Gregoiy,
were acting governors.
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List of Forest Wardens.
1. C. Hamilton Agee, Dillwyn, Buckingham county, Va.*
2. M. E. Agee, Farm vi lie, Prince Edward county, Va.*
3. Jacob S. Altizer, Riner, Montgomery county, Va.*
4. J. P. Andrews, Greyburn, Buckingham county, Va.*
5. J. E. Beidler, New Market, Shenandoah county, Va.
6. H. C. Bickers, Shenandoah, Page county, Va.
7. L. T. Binns, R. No. 1, Roxbury, Charles City county, Va.*
8. Walter Brooks, Seven Mile Ford, Smyth county, Va.
9.* J. W. Brotherton, Appalachia, Wise county, Va.*
10. J. C. Brubaker, Luray, Page county, Va.
11. T. W. Brumback, Rileyville, Page county, Va.
12. Thomas M. Burk, Front Royal, Warren county, Va.
13. J. T. Carpenter, R. No. 4, Charlottesville, Albemarle county, Va.*
14. R. G. Clinedinst, Edinburg, Shenandoah county, Va.
15. H. C. Croushorn, Hinton, Rockingham county, Va.
16. H. L. Culpeper, Portsmouth, R. F. D., Norfolk county, Va.
17. R. B. Davis, Box 64 Star Route, Chilhowie, Smyth county, Va.*
18. J. H. Dodge, Manassas, Prince William county, Va.
19. L. M. Drinkard, Appamattox, Appomattox county, Va.*
20. F. L. Dunn, Nottoway, Nottoway county, Va.*
21. J. M. Eby, Fentress, Norfolk county, Va.
22. H. H. Epperly, Pilot, Norfolk county, Va.
23. J. W. Figgins, Dilbeck, Shenandoah county, Va.
24. Austin Flint, R. F. D., Proffit, Albemarle county, Va.*
25. W. S. Frazier, Altavista, Campbell county, Va.
26. Filmore George, Columbia Furnace, Shenandoah county, Va.
27. J. C. Greene, Nathalie, Halifax county, Va.*
28. B. T. Hatcher, Chester, Chesterfield county, Va.*
29. J. C. Hawkins, Screamerville, Spotsylvania county, Va.
30. C. S. .Huffman, Carter's Bridge, Albemarle county, Va.*
31. Jno. A. Humphrey, Remington, Fauquier county, Va.*
32. Albert Johnson, Edith, Shenandoah county, Va.
33. E. M. Jones, Blackstone, Nottoway county, Va.
34. Joseph R. Long, Spring Creek, Rockingham county, Va.
35. O. T. Martin, Iron to, Montgomery county, Va.*
36. J. T. McDonald, Sr., R. No. 4, Richmond, Henrico county, Va,*
37. Joseph P. McKenna, R. No. 2, Blacksburg, Montgomery 'county, Va,*
38. Frank Old, Hickory, Norfolk county, Va.
39. H. A. Parks, R. F. D., Big Island, Bedford county, Va.*
40. W. W. Pendleton, Clifton Forge, Alleghany county, Va.*
■
41. Mason Perkins, R. F. D., Ivy, Albemarle county, Va.*
42. W. W. Planger, Seven Fountains, Shenandoah county, Va.
43. Nat Powers, Wallaceton, Norfolk county, Va.
*Wa8 also a Federal forest patrolman darins part or all of the dangerous fire aeami la the Munam of
1917.
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44. C. G. Rice, New Market, Shenandoah county, Va.
45. J. C. Rlnker, Reliance, Warren county, Va.
46. W. A. Robins, Money, Gloucester county, Va.
47. James W. Rose, Honey Camp, Dickenson county, Va.*
48. Thurman Silcox, Debusk, Dickenson county, Va.*
49. J. B. Stemple, Denniston, Halifax county, Va.*
50. 0. E. Stoneburner, Bdinburg, Shenandoah county, Va.
51. S. D. Suiter, Suiter, Bland county, Va.*
52. M. L. Swartz, Zepp, Shenandoah county, Va.
53. J. B. Vaughan, Rice, Prince Edward County, Va.*
54. R. C. Walters, Rogers, Montgomery county, Va.*
55. Erasmus Watkins, Guinea Mills, Cumberland county, Va.*
56. James P. Wilson, Stanley, Page county, Va.
57. B. D. Winfleld, Stoney Creek, R. F. D., Sussex county, Va.*
58. G. W. Wolverton, Maurertown, Va., Shenandoah county., Va.
59. J. L. Woodyard, Chase City, Mecklenburg county, Va.*
60. L. H. Wrenne, R. F. D. No. 3 Disputanta, Prince (Jeorge county, Va.*
61. H W. Wynne, Toano, James City county, Va.*
* Was also a Federal forest patrolman during part or all of the dangerous fire season in the Spring,
of 1017.
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
387
Vote Primary Election for 1917.
COUNTIES
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Accomac
Albemarla
Alexandria
Alleghany
Amelia.^
Amherst
Appomattox
Augusta
Bath
Bedford
Bland _...
Botetourt
Brunswick
Buchanan
Buckingham ...
Camfibell
Caroline.-.
Carroll
Charles City
Charlotte
Chesterf^d.
Clarke
Craig
Culpeper
Cumberland
Dickenson.-
Dinwiddie —
Elizabeth City.....
Essex.
Fairfax
Fauquier
Floyd
Fluvanna
Franklin
Frederick
Giles.
Gloucester
Goochland
Grayson —
Greene...
Greensville
Halifax —
Hanover
Henrico
Henry —
Highland —
Isle of Wight
James City
King George
King and Queen....
King William
Lancaster
Lee
Loudoun —
Louisa
Lunenburg —
Madison
Mathews
Mecklenburg
Middlesex
Montgomery
Nansemond
Nelson
New Kent —
Norfolk _
Northampton.
Northumberland..
Nottoway.
QQ
570
243
315
891
135
748
276
646
283
592
97
665
268
V 510
433
378
96
189
133
266
124
228
166
209
46
63
80
104
67
77
96
96
53
251
94
239
137
172
206
86
342
372
207
477
409
222
683
422
366
96
26
275
104
438
44
126
246
233
242
486
219
118
588
308
65
58
84
129
63
45
147
99
271
430
475
401
687
503
683
542
105
67
15
117
59
110
79
39
242
107
116
141
330
141
332
180
136
334
132
415
162
262
336
110
47
179
10
134
82
40
187
39
179
387
74
454
153
280
332
299
240
320
278
455
340
298
495
349
120
399
208
486
206
479
208
119
204
51
98
273
68
292
56
173
18
74
55
80
31
93
50
94
236
194
• 94
389
120
263
146
286
194
505
206
574
307
474
398
321
131
273
36
273
142
161
274
148
141
28
102
182
73
68
181
39
195
698
112
606
276
499
393
431
107
201
89
245
126
195
168
188
176
70
14
144
104
112
139
122
176
425
154
506
206
349
353
356
97
208
165
292
134
292
137
292
55
170
71
175
103
227
61
79
172
625
124
616
219
461
373
493
257
718
56
726
192
621
400
402
69
31
124
173
46
147
67
67
192
159
96
265
171
199
239
168
336
363
78
497
200
495
244
290
443
475
119
669
263
377
551
418
249
108
35
333
56
124
265
123
150
411
53
430
159
433
177
308
31
251
50
296
32
89
227
135
187
39
77
223
73
136
131
99
42
32
20
75
18
57
31
46
177
143
118
298
115
266
157
176
1,101
589
520
1,166
996
1,811
465
1,424
112
698
168
618
284
393
510
289
89
492
221
483
310
382
410
287
344
47
39
316
97
319
91
105
56
13
34
72
27
21
8C
47
334
418
88
511
293
662
147
339
17
74
68
78
64
71
67
69
33
70
37
86
39
95
34
56
20
156
145
201
100
269
49
130
22
194
132
211
116
201
123
114
207
155
50
232
124
333
57
162
194
53
344
191
368
116
446
112
109
1,507
49
1,147
374
421
1,049
477
175
406
174
489
202
331
353
217
341
407
130
589
230
466
355
382
129
136
38
165
104
132
130
69
80
75
193
263
64
310
38
247
236
404
383
676
288
641
305
281
98
277
106
310
134
354
124
204
191
110
76
175
199
194
173
110
208
161
45
359
48
236
108
176
631
263
77
674
256
691
339
305
25
109
29
113
38
109
40
69
163
449
827
600
777
489
895
613
145
258
232
536
81
439
179
404
100
166
50
243
55
250
48
139
224
276
247
357
251
248
368
262
t
eS
468
673
186
76
302
487
368
384
87
662
138
288
482
199
328
465
598
171
46
233
656
263
217
486
184
133
364
151
210
333
526
140
267
439
508
271
280
190
200
42
243
770
617
603
310
64
469
82
68
174
216
232
463
1,039
473
448
201
72
702
250
262
240
626
90
782
209
161
454
388
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VOTE PRIMARY ELECTION FOR 1917— Continued,
COUNTIES.
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Patrick
Pittsylvania.
Powhatan
Prince Edward
Prince Geoi^e..^..
PrincesB Anne. — 1.
Prince William
Pulaski
Rappahannock — .
Richmond
Roanoke
Rockbridge
Rockingham
Russell
Scott_»
Shenandoah
Smyth.
Southampton
Spotsylvania
StaflFord
Surry
Sussex.-.
Taaewell
Warren.....
Warrick
Washington.
Westmoreland
Wise..
WythcL
York.
CITIES.
Alexandria.
Bristol
Buena Vista
Charlottesville
Clifton Forge.
Danville.
Fredericksburg.
Hampton ...
Harrisonburg.
Hopewell
Lynchburg
Newport Ne^s
Norfolk
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Radford.
Richmond
Roanoke
Staunton
SuflFolk.
Williamsburg
Winchester.
Aggregate..
170
143
550
589
30
202
55
130
138
305
82
19
285
227
274
400
405
506
3^7
184
77
102
151
150
291
123
43
578
45
323
322
138
201
368
58
291
204
400
93
99
76
118
263
222
711
580
355
109
1,767
1,167
118
170
26
175
27,811
234
170
26
466
188
164
198
266
279
176
139
207
84
344
282
53
82
185
64
571
148
94
251
317
87
284
26
186
262
189
107
48
538
122
24
299
37
237
101
226
78
136
691
706
3.029
910
817
12
4.582
1.056
156
449
56
254
39,318
201
7
26
403
50
160
36
142
62
54
51
33
102
164
213
190
318
231
54
471
46
5
64
81
102
26
10
39
37
84
87
41
118
43
17
121
33
295
41
167
75
85
771
477
1,784
455
682
34
3.144
831
319
67
34
29
22.436
449
230
451
905
191
286
250
408
333
331
226
204
144
481
542.
507
489
678
338
175
152
285
373
325
265
68
589
252
466
340
116
474
379
56
468
207
531
174
339
147
254
867
1.018
3.496
796
1.170
104
6,751
988
353
428
69
252
56,299
126
66
107
438
70
215
123
91
115
188
22
30
320
221
159
112
271
220
140
442
72
36
163
159
145
96
9
179
72
115
159
81
247
158
43
218
69
355
52
118
67
81
773
348
1,673
1.043
566
48
2.577
1,963
181
192
51
148
28.430
c8
371
113
537
969
134
253
216
232
278
350
98
154
259
173
229
230
365
556
353
548
192
136
243
358
164
100
56
606
199
381
360
156
402
153
29
433
173
624
156
369
92
207
715
800
1,946
950
1.000
53
4.731
1.935
142
250
56
119
45,517
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SB
9
206
173
24
373
126
251
150
259
131
170
153
86
185
553
478
385
399
343
125
605
59
50
201
172
300
240
21
179
117
202
146
48
328
375
81
249
100
272
72
105
124
122
938
495
3.231
881
737
100
4,638
976
387
385
62
294
39,079
OQ
140
169
436
703
171
163
222
371
279
265
183
91
201
242
472
278
440
382
104
376
48
104
262
368
127
184
61
483
129
296
237
137
428
128
20
114
42
454
41
323
144
120
803
933
2,607
617
856
05
3,059
484
313
332
34
211
36,599
451
127
148
671
87
349
152
126
166
262
77
154
213
474
242
327
340
514
378
794
209
89
180
174
360
176
18
294
198
301
280
60
301
406
79
585
229
428
189
138
71
295
823
434
2.512
1,113
855
65
6,361
2,544
225
276
88
191
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH
393
Financial Statements
Taxes and Fees
Collected by the Secretary of the Commonwealth and paid into the State
Treasury for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1917.
I
1916 October $ 1,156 25
November 1,039 55
December , '. 1,278 50
1917 January. '. 2,024 45
February 1,509' 10
March.- 1,713 05
April 1,634 28
May... 1,161 00
June : 1,089 50
July. ! 1,224 95
August... 1,022 75
September. 919 80
Total paid into State Treasury. .$15,773 18
Library Fund
For year ending September 30, 1917.
■ I t ' ' ■ .
1916 October. -... $ 233 64
Less commission of 10 per cent $ 23 36
Less expense 66
-^ 24 01
$ 209 63
November $ 692 62
Less commission of 10 per cent- .$ 69 26
Less expense 4 21
73 47
619 15
December $ 60 50
Less commission of 10 per cent. 6 05
54 45
1917 January. $ 810 50
Less commission of 10 per cent 81 05
729 45
February ^ $ 95 00
Less commission of 10 per cent $ 9 50
Less expense 1 25
10 75
84 25
394 REPORT OF THE
LIBR^OiY FUND— Continued.
March„..i $ 282 50
Less commission of 10 per cent- $ 28 25
Less expense 92 09
120 34
$ 162 16
April $ 127 28
Less commission of 10 per cent. ._ $ 12 73
Less expense 75
13 48
113 80
May-.- $ 261 56
Less commission of 10 per cent._ $ 26 16
Less expense 1 50
27 66
233 90
June $ 473 38
Less commission of 10 per cent 47 34
426 04
July $ 21 00
Less commission of 10 per cent 2 10
18 90
August $ 590 38
Less commission of 10 per cent $ 59 04
Less expense 12 40
71 44
518 94
September.^ .„. $ 587 57
Less commission of 10 per cent — $ 58 76
Less expense • 75
59 51
528 03
Total paid into State Treasury $3,698 73
Automobile Collections
For year ending September 30, 1917.
1916 October Auto $ 4,415 28
Dealer. 150 00
Chauflfeur- 355 00
M. C 28 50-
$ 4,948 78-
Less expense 681 43
' $ 4,267 35
•
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SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 395
AUTOMOBILE COLLECTION— Continued.
1916 November Auto $ 2,125 28
Dealer. 200 00
Chauffeur - 177 50
M. C 7 50
$ 2,510 28
Less expense 135 26
$ 2,375 02
December Auto $ 611 21
Chauffeur.^ 30 00
M. C - 5 00
$ 646 21
Less expense. 469 80
176 41
1917 January Auto $ 197,668 66
Dealer. ..^ 14,850 00
Chauffeur. 2,440 00
M. C 1,016 78
$ 215,975 44
Less expense 8,866 19
207,109 26
February Auto $ 60,999 18
Chauffeur... 1,075 00
M. C _... 678 88.
$ 62,753 06
Less expense 973 97
61,779 09
March Auto.-.._- $ 39,738 45
Chauffeur... 930 00
M. C 687 70
$ 41,356 15
Less expense 2,456 19
38,899 96
April Auto $ 53,562 22
Dealer.. 2,150 00
Chauffeur... 410 00
M. C 725 63
$ 56,847-85
Less expense 886 50
55,961 35
May Auto :....$ 36,041 81
Dealer. 400 00
Chauffeur. 590 00
M. C 422 20
$ 37,454 01
Less expense 467 25
36,986 76
396 REPORT OF THE
AUTOMOBILE COLLECTION— Continued.
June
Auto _
Dealer
$ 28,355 16
500 00
1
29,764 99
448 25
1
27,565 02
295 64
-
Chauffeiu" ..- .
M.C
Less expense
Auto
Dealer.
510 00
399 83
July
- 9
$ 26,179 24
500 00
29,316 74
Chauffeur.
587 50
M.C
Less expense
Auto _
Dealer.
298 28
1
27,269 38
August
$ 14,035 39
700 00
•
15,820 34
1,764 23
Chauffeur
882 50
M.C
Less expense
r Auto
Dealer
Chauffeur
202 45
#
14,056 11
Septembei
1 16,848 09
200 00
560 00
' 17,741 27
1,603 60
M.C
Less expense
Total.
iate Treasury:
r6th..
11th
133 18
$
16,137 67
.1
Paid into the S
Novembei
December
1
4,287 35
2,375 02
176 41
200,000 00
100,000 00
60,000 00
40,000 00
30,000 00
25,000 00
15,000 00
195 00
494,335 09
February 9th_^
February 27th
April 2nd.
May 8th..
June 7th...
July 11th.
August 14th ^
September 12th
September 14th
ue treasury
xp>ense.
477,013 78
1
Balance d
October e
17,321 31
16,939 54
ue Treasury —
1
Balance d
381 77
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 397
Contingent Fund
Of the Secretary of the Commonwealth for the fiscal year ending September
30, 1917.
Balance appropriation of $1,000 from March 1, 1916, to March 1, 1917 $ 133 76
1916
Oct. 26 Sydnor & Hundley, furniture. $ 79 25
Dec. 6 D. H. Pittis & Bros., supplies 10 00
Dec. 6 Dalton Adding Machine Co., repairing adding ma-
chine 1 00
Dec. 6 Howell Bros., supplies.-^ 3 70
Dec. 6 Strause Bros., cheese cloth 3 02
Dec. 6 Miss L. M. Krouse, water, June to Nov 18 00
Jan. 6 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, box rent 3 00
Feb. 26 Hill Directory Co., city directory... 7 00
Feb. 26 Lichtenstein & Sons, twine 3 00
Feb. 26 E. B. Taylor Co., hair floor mop.. 1 75
Feb. 27 National Window Cleaning Co., cleaning windows,
Sept. to Jan., inclusive 4 00
133 72
1917
Mar. 1 Appropriation March 1, 1917, to March 1, 1918..._ $1,000 00
Mar. 3 Virginia Stationery Co., file cases $ 100 00
Mar. 9 C. & P. Telephone Co., Ex. phone 12 00
Mar. 12 L. C. Blankenship, compensation for extra services
from Sept. 1, 1916, to March 1, 1917. 90 00
Mar. 17 Peerless Key Co., typewriter keys 7 00
Mar. 17 Tower-Binford Elec. & Mfg. Co., repairs fan. 3 03
Mar. 17 Dalton Adding Machine Co., repairs adding ma-
chine 1 00
Mar. 17 E. B. Taylor Co., supplies 1 70
Mar. 17 Miss L. M. Krouse, water, Dec, Jan. and Feb 9 00
Mar. 17 Howell Bros., supplies.- 4 50
Mar. 17 Strause Bros. & Co., supplies 2 95
Mar. 17 B. W. Wilson Paper Co., paper 9 92
April 3 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, box rent 3 00
April 11 So. Stamp & Sta. Co., supplies ^ 41 50
May 18 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, stamps 100 00
June 23 L. C. Blankenship, compensation for extra services.. 45 00
June 13 Hill Directory Co., city directory 7 00
July 16 National Window Cleaning Co., cleaning windows,
January to July 6 00
July 17 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, stamps — 100 00
July 20 S. P. Bigger, notary service 7 00
July 31 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, box rent 3 00
/
398 REPORT OF THE
CONTINGENT FUNI>— Continued.
Aug. 3 Strause Bros., cheese cloth $ 3 72
Aug. 3 Howell Bros., supplies 3 50
Aug. 3 Miss L. M. Krouse, water, March, April, May and
June- 15 00
Aug. 3 So. Stamp & Sta. Co., supplies 3 95
Aug. 3 Tower-Binford Elec. & Mfg.. Co., supplies 3 07
Aug. 3 Dalton Adding Machine Co., repairing machine 1 50
Aug. 3 National Seal Works, seal 2 50
Aug. 28 Western Union Tel. Co., three telegrams 1 94
Aug. 31 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, stamps 100 00
Aug. 31 Hay T. Thornton, postmaster, box rent 3 00
Sept. 12 L. C. Blankenship, compensation for extra services
to Sept. 1st 75 00
Sept. 25 N. E. Randolph, ten days service clerk 26 25
$ 793 03
Sept. 30, 1917. Balance on hand $ 206 97
Rent Storage Room State Publications
October 1, 1916, to September 30, 1917.
1916
Oct. 1 Balance unexpended appropriation March 1, 1916, to
March 1, 1917 -.> $200 00
Dec. 6 N. W. Bowe & Son, rent space Mutual Bldg $ 100 00
1917
Feb. 26 N. W. Bowe & Son, rent space Mutual Bldg 100 00
200 00
Appropriation March 1, 1917, to March 1, 1918 $400 00
June 15 N. W. Bowe & Son, rent space Mutual Bldg $ 100 00
100 00
Sept. 30, 1917. Unexpended balance $300 00
INDEX
Page
Accountancy, State Board of 21
Agriculture and Immigration, Board of 22
Art Commission for Virginia 26
Blacksburg Experiment Station, Board of Control 25
Bar, Board of Examiners of Applicants for Admission to the 19
Board of Education 13
Board of State Canvassers 13
Cattle Quarantine Board 24
Central State Hospital 23
Charities and Corrections, State Board of 20
Charters and Amendments, Domestic 329
Foreign 366
Railroad 365
Circuit Courts 27-32
City Officers 260-278
Code, Commission to Revise, etc 26
Colored Deaf and Blind Children, Virginia School for 16
Commissioners of Deeds 377
Commissioner of State Hospitals 23
Congress, Members of 12
Convict Lime-Grinding Board ,23
Convict Road Force, Officers of 23
Corporation Commission 7
Corporate Courts 32
County Officers 114-260
Crop Pest Commission 25
Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute 16
Debt Commission 25
Dental Examiners, State Board of 18
Eastern State Hospital 24
Economy and Efficiency Commission 26
Embalming, State Board of 19
Entomologist, State 25
Epileptic Colony 24
Examiner of Records 328
Financial Statements , 393
Fisheries, Commission of 23
Forest Wardens List 385
Game and Inland Fisheries, Department of 23
General Assembly, Members of 8
Geologist, State : 25
Geological Survey, Commission of State 21
Gettysburg, Committee on National Park - 21
Governor's Staff 7
Governors of Virginia, List of 380
400 REPORT OF THE
Page
Graduate Nurses, State Board of Examiners , 19
Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute. 16
Health, Department of. 25
Hospitals, Commissioners of 23
Hospital for Insane 24
House of Delegates, Members of 10
Incorporated Towns 303-305
Judges — Supreme Court 27
Circuit Courts 27-32
Corporation Courts 33
Other City Courts 33
Federal Courts 34
Labels, Trade-Marks, etc 372
Laurel Industrial School 21
Legislature, Members of 8-9-10
Legislation, Commission on Uniformity of. 20
Library Board 21
Lime Grinding Board 23
Local Board of Review : 321
Medical College of Virginia 17
Medical Examiners, State Board of 18
Mount Vernon, Visitors to 20
National Park at Gettysburg, Committee 21
Negro Reformatory 21
Notaries Public 35-113
Nurses, State Board of Examiners 19
Officers at Seat of Government .- 5
Optometry, Virginia State Board of Examiners 19
Penitentiary, Officers of 22
Pharmacy, State Board of 18
Proclamation — Cattle Tick ^ 375
Hog Cholera..... 374
Patriot Day Planting ' 375
Proprietary Containers 372
Quarantine Medical Officer, Elizabeth Biver 26
Senate of Virginia, Members of 9
Senators, United States, from Virginia ., 12
Southwestern State Hospital 24
Staff, Governor's ^. 8
State Female Normal Schools 14
State Board of Accountancy 21
Agriculture and Immigration 22
Charities and Corrections 20
Dental Examiners — 18
Education — 13
Examiners of Applicants for Admission to the bar 19
Examiners of Graduate Nurses 19
Embalming 19
Health 25
SECRETARY OF THE COMMONWEALTH 401
Page
State Board of Medical Examiners ^ 18
Pharmacy 18
Veterinary Examiners 19
State Corporation Commission 7
State Debt Commission 25
State Entomologist 25
State Geologist 25
State Geological Survey 21
State Library Board .*. 21
State Normal School Board ^ 14
State Officers 5
Tax Board, State 321
Tax Officers, Local Boards of lieview 321-327
Town Officers 279-321
Towns of Virginia 319
Trade-Marks, Labels, etc 372
Uniformity of Legislation, Commission on 20
University of Virginia 13
Veterinary Examiners, State Board of 19
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College 14
Virginia Home and Industrial School for Girls, Board of Directors of 20
Virginia Military Institute 15
Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute 17
Virginia Normal School Board 14
Virginia School for the Colored Deaf and Blind Children 16
Virginia School for the Deaf and Blind 16
Virginia Statutes, List of 378
Vote, Primary 1917 _ 387
Vote, General Election 1917 « 389
Western State Hospital... _ 24
William and Mary College 15
Workmen's Compensation, Commission on 26
West Virginia— Boundary Commission 26
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